Question

1+1=2

Answer 1

prove me wrong

Answer 2

1+1 = 11

Answer 3

1 + 1 = window

Answer 4

1+1 = 10

Answer 5

\[0(1+1) = 0(3)\]

Answer 6

So hence proved..

Answer 7

divide by 0 to get:
\[1+1 = 3\]

Answer 8

@MrMoose its a 1 outside the parenthesis :D

Answer 9

let a = b
ab = b^2
ab - a^2 = b^2 - a^2
a(b-a) = (b+a)(b-a)
a = b+a
a = a + a
a = 2a
1 = 2

Answer 10

therefore 1 + 1 = 4

Answer 11

lol....I've seen that kind of proof before...there's always some kind of error...

Answer 12

@alexwee123 ? that would make the initial statement untrue

Answer 13

o.O

Answer 14

yes

Answer 15

w8 no o.0

Answer 16

@Calcmathlete of course. how can 1 be equal to 2 without an error o.O it will shake the very foundation of math! it's like dividing by 0

Answer 17

@lgbasallote divide by zero between 4 and 5

Answer 18

Yup...

Answer 19

How can you prove something right to be wrong?
If you can prove it, there must be either (1) something wrong with 1+1=2 or (2) something wrong with your proof.
If it's the first case, then talk to mathematicians.
If it's the second case, please don't troll around by starting this post.

Answer 20

@Callisto i wasn't trying to troll
i was just curious of what people would come up with to a question like this o.0

Answer 21

ah well this was fun
thx to everyone that posted an answer :D