How do you explain this please : if 1 + 1 = 2 and why is 0 + 0 = 0 give me your definite answer please
2 is defined as 1+1, I believe.
but I can not find the true value of these simple math
0 is the netreul element, so if you add it to anything it doesn't change so 5+0=5 and 0+0=0.
is this a joke?
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If you have two apples, you give one to Billy, how many apples will you have?
yes Thomas you are correct if you measure it by decimal point but there is more than that
If I have 50 cookies and I give ZERO to any one else, and they had none in the first place, then how many will they have?
and Bahrom7893 sire this is absolutely not a joke thank you if you think so
Emmy82650 yes that is the question how would you explain those "nothing" value ?
It's a good question. I'm certain of about 0+0=0, not so much 1+1=2.
Here's how it works: You start with a set of numbers: usually the reals. Then you define an operation that takes two numbers and makes another number. So for every pair a,b you need to define a+b. for 1,1 we defined it as 2. Now that you have an operation, if there's a element b, with the property a+b=a for every a, then you also have a neutral element. We call that element 0.
for 0 + 0 = 0 I think of some value how about 34 + 100 - 26 + 53 : 0 = 0 is this last value will always be zero "nothing" in the end whatever value you had count
Thank you for the answers you are all Genius for some reason
You're welcome, it can be very confusing I know.
indeed....
Thomas if I have 2 Apples and give someone else 1 apple that mean I have 1 apple left , and what if that one apple I have then I don't eat it right now and maybe not, so how many apple do I have ?
If you have two apple and give one away, you have one apple. That's just the way the world works.
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