Question

Is it true that 1=2?

Answer 1

false

Answer 2

yep, see attached :})

Answer 3

That's the answer I was looking for(:^^

Answer 4

hahaha

Answer 5

it's not true. the i one is fallacy due to square roots of a negative number

Answer 6

and joe i'm not sure how you get x+x+x+x+x = squared

Answer 7

its always fun to try and find the mistakes lol.

Answer 8

well everyone thinks that the i one hold true

Answer 9

but it doesn't

Answer 10

it has to do with only being able to split positive integers of a square root into two

Answer 11

square root properties only work when a>0

Answer 12

indeed. :)

Answer 13

so no... no matter how many times your teachers and students tell you.. 1=2 there will be a fallacy in their work orrrr.. a fallacy within the theorem.. but usually they will restrict it as the people who wrote them were absolute geniuses

Answer 14

Wow..Ya'll are way to smart for me..only highschool..lol

Answer 15

i used to watch my teacher do things like this in highschool and i just thought wow my teacher just proved something wrong... really he was trying to make someone stand up and say he was wrong

Answer 16

By the way, 1 does not equal. 2. 'i' is being used as a number, of which it is not. 1=2 is an 'imaginary' answer so to speak.