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I remember an episode of The Simpsons, where a mathematic geek received no attention of his fellow peers, so he shouted: PI IS EXACTLY THREE!
I just couldn't help laughing:D
OK, over to my recent low-leveled mathematics-discovery, regarding whether i is not equal to 1, -1 nor anything like that.
I first wrote this, to ensure I understood the principle:
9^0.5 = 3
9^0.5*9 = 3*9
27 = 27
Now, over to the subject:
i^4 = 1
1^0.25 = i
(1^0.25)*1*1*1 = (i*1*1*1) //here's the issue
1 = i
I didn't even get here earlier, I was trapped in my own confusing thinking, though when I ended up here - I saw the flaw at once..
But now, I forgot it
Anyone'd like to refresh me?
I can't use the Google calculator either, since it doesn't show flaws, it only calculates what you put in on one side, not both.
I just couldn't help laughing:D
OK, over to my recent low-leveled mathematics-discovery, regarding whether i is not equal to 1, -1 nor anything like that.
I first wrote this, to ensure I understood the principle:
9^0.5 = 3
9^0.5*9 = 3*9
27 = 27
Now, over to the subject:
i^4 = 1
1^0.25 = i
(1^0.25)*1*1*1 = (i*1*1*1) //here's the issue
1 = i
I didn't even get here earlier, I was trapped in my own confusing thinking, though when I ended up here - I saw the flaw at once..
But now, I forgot it
Anyone'd like to refresh me?
I can't use the Google calculator either, since it doesn't show flaws, it only calculates what you put in on one side, not both.