Question

In what case is 2+2=5?

Answer 1

when you read the two wrong.

Answer 2

lol

Answer 3

via occams razor

Answer 4

this actually has an answer i just got bored.

Answer 5

i noe.. thats exactly how i feel.. ..

Answer 6

My calculus teacher in my junior year of high school proved this but i forgot how

Answer 7

well 2.2 rounds down to 2 but 2.3+2.3=4.6, which rounds up to 5.

Answer 8

thats a pretty lame proof.

Answer 9

oh hush. i dont feel like writing a proof.

Answer 10

i dont blame yea!

Answer 11

This is going to bug me now lol. Something with variables and tweaking the problem so it makes it equal 5 but its a bullpellet way to get to it

Answer 12

that sentence ^^ requires a preety gud ans.

Answer 13

let a = 0.5, b = 0.5:

a^2 = b^2

a^2 - ab = b^2 - ab

a(a - b) = -b(a - b)

divide both sides by a - b:

a = -b

thus 0.5 = -0.5

add 0.5 to both sides:

thus 1 = 0

add 4 to both sides, thus 5 = 4

thus 5 = 2 + 2

Answer 14

Thank you jamesm! That's what it was