Question

blah blah

Answer 1

I'd like to respond to that with this:
http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct
Good luck!

Answer 2

\[\text {blah blah}=2\text{blah}\]

Answer 3

Or \(\text{blah}^2\)

Answer 4

\[(blah)^2\]

Answer 5

Okay guys. I am closing this thread - thanks!

Answer 6

a space odes not indicate multiplication

Answer 7

A space does not indicate addition either. ;P

Answer 8

\[1 ~\frac 12=1+\frac 12\]

Answer 9

Oh, well.

Answer 10

\[\large{:P}\]

Answer 11

But that doesn't have a space.\[{1 } {1 \over 2} \ne {1} \; {1 \over 2} \]

Answer 12

which is bigger parth?

Answer 13

\[1{1 \over2 } \ne 1 \quad{1 \over 2} \]

Answer 14

are they not equal?

Answer 15

\[a=b\\a^2=ab\\a^2-b^2=ab-b^2\\(a+b)(a-b)=b(a-b)\\a+b=b\\a=b\therefore a+b=b+b=2b=b\\2=1\]

Answer 16

^ Yep. The latter does not make sense. @UnkleRhaukus

Answer 17

@badreferences Division by zero? Let me call the police!

Answer 18

Shh... don't tell the high school students.

Tell them this early, so they think they broke math.

Answer 19

ahaha got lots of attention for that one chill guys just trying to stay awake its 4 am lol l hope l didnt offend anybody

Answer 20

U guys are funny as hell l am lol l even woke my chimpanzee up lol