Question

WOW GUYS!!!
Either I am retarded or not!
Global issue!

Answer 1

Is ZERO a perfect square according to the definition.

In http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/52b34512e4b03e81ff95426c I was told not so.

Answer 2

umm: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090304094401AAe8I0g
0 is not a perfect square.

Answer 3

@SolomonZelman Your defiently not Retarded! :)

Answer 4

Some people consider is to be some don't, 0 * 0 = 0 so I do think its a perfect root.

Answer 5

@SolomonZelman your not retarded but 0 is not a perfect square :D

Answer 6

WHAT? I still can't believe that zero is not a perfect square

Answer 7

@SolomonZelman is the smartest guy i know so def no t retarded..

Answer 8

ty, @undeadknight26 , wish that was true...

Answer 9

oi oi oi...you should stop saying things like that...

Answer 10

lol idk when I look at it from one point it does seem like a perfect square and from another point of view I don't think its a perfect root. ;~;

Answer 11

Me too

Answer 12

yeah @SolomonZelman gets all my questions right with excellent explanations so yeah the only way he could be retorted is if we had something where the whole damn world reversed and the retarded people became smart and all the smart people became retarded

Answer 13

Wouldn't it be just like saying \[Log_ii=1\](before reading the previous reply)

Answer 14

There would be more smart people then loll xD

Answer 15

Haha!

Answer 16

But for real, I never though that zero....

Answer 17

Haha good one @tHe_FiZiCx99

Answer 18

basically.
equal, but false

Answer 19

I think that 4 of 10 people are good at math, the rest quit because they don't understand it. .. and yes that's whats confusing >.> it does equal yet its false ;-;

Answer 20

you see its a perfect square but its not because the definition of a perfect square says that it has to be a positive number lol

Answer 21

Yup, enter -9 into a calculator and square it >.> won't let you

Answer 22

A perfect square is a number that has a whole number as its square root. (I.e. X^2 is equal
to X times X)

Some examples of perfect squares are:

1, since 1 x 1 = 1
4, since 2 x 2 = 4
9, since 3 x 3 = 9
16, since 4 x 4 = 16
etc.

We cannot write 0, 0 X 0 = 0. So, Zero is not a perfect square.
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20060915064245AAyESuZ

Answer 23

No, not a perfect square and your definatly not, you help me ALL THE TIME!

Answer 24

0 x 0 is 0 tho... it just isnt...

Answer 25

yeah math is screwed up in that way sometimes I wish it wasn't my strength lol its so confutheling

Answer 26

\[0^2\]makes no sense, that's the point I think.

Answer 27

I think its because 0 can't be negative or positive, so it can't be considered a perfect root.

Answer 28

Think of a number line, its in the middle :>

Answer 29

yeah but if its not negative or positive then it can because its not negative... but then its not positive lol

Answer 30

Tis what I mean.. its confusing but ehh like I'll ever use 0 as a root :)

Answer 31

yeah math... math... why?! Why must you do this to us lol

Answer 32

as i told in your old post its not but still British maths society considers it

Answer 33

yeah, inapplicable, sqrt(0)
I know, what If I were to say that \[\sqrt{3-4i}\]is a perfect square, being that \[3-4i=4-4i-1\]\[\sqrt{4-4i-1}=-2+i\]

Answer 34

Anyway, ZERO is NOT a perfect square....

Answer 35

Case closed! and ZERO... you suck

Answer 36

ty for telling me that I...

Answer 37

aww come on lol

Answer 38

Yesh yesh :) feel better ♥

Answer 39

\[\huge\color{magenta }{ ♥ }\]

Answer 40

hi here is another challenge tell whats 0/0

Answer 41

=0

Answer 42

\[CHECK:~~~~~~0~\times~0~=0\]

Answer 43

no dear it undifined

Answer 44

lol

Answer 45

\[\huge\color{blue}{\huge {\bbox[5pt,cyan,border:2px solid purple]{~*~~‿~•~}}}\]

Answer 46

as how many times 0 is 0
0X1=0X2=0X3.........so on
so u can get all values for it from 0 to infinity

Answer 47

its all going to be zero anything multiplied or divided by 0 is 0

Answer 48

\[\huge\color{blue}{ ( } \huge\color{magenta}{ ~ ♥ ~ } \huge\color{blue}{ ‿ } \huge\color{magenta}{ ~ ♥ ~ } \huge\color{blue}{ ) } \]

Answer 49

anything times 0 is 0 .. and + 0 will be the same, it applies for division, though you can't divide by 0.. and subtraction too

Answer 50

No, I say \[0~\div~0~=~ 0\]\[CHECK:~~~~~~0~\times~0~=0\]VERIFIED

Answer 51

Zero beats every number in multiplication and division he has the power but in addition and subtraction poor zero gets slapped around

Answer 52

here comes another chalange 0/infinity :P

Answer 53

equals 0 @harpreetsk

Answer 54

no matter war 0 wins even infinity can't take him on

Answer 55

0 can be used to manipulate equations tho.. you can't divide by 0 you nubs

Answer 56

yeah you can watch f you take 0 and divide by 100, what would you get? If you take 0 and divide by 1000, what would you get? If you take 0 and divide by 10000, what would you get? And so on. Regardless of what large number we're dividing by our answer is 0 and by letting this large number increase (as much as we please, tending to infinity) the answer is still 0. Thus the 'answer' to your question is 0.

Answer 57

hahaaa u got it right but acce this infinity/infinity

Answer 58

one @harpreetsk

Answer 59

nooo

Answer 60

how not any number divided by itself is going to equal one @harpreetsk

Answer 61

yes\[∞/∞~~~~~just~~~like~~~~a/a,~~~~~~is~=~1\]

Answer 62

precisely @SolomonZelman

Answer 63

1? because any number divided by itself is 1..lol this debate form

Answer 64

\[Log_∞x\]

Answer 65

my poor notification feed...

Answer 66

\[logx/Log∞\]

Answer 67

even though we can't fully grasp infinity we still know that infinity divided by itself is 1

Answer 68

what grade are you guys in? >.<

Answer 69

or what about just \[Log_{10}∞\]regular base, and log of ∞

Answer 70

infinity is not a unit like 1 metre, 1 pound, 1 dollar
1/2=1+1+1+…/2+2+2+…=(1+1)+(1+1)+…/2+2+2+…=2+2+2+…2+2+2+…=1. Hence such division is undefined. Any value could be assigned to it.

Answer 71

because the rule of Multiplication states that ANY number divided by itself is equivalent to ONE

Answer 72

12th

Answer 73

\[Log~~off~~∞\]

Answer 74

12th, me too.

Answer 75

wouldn't 1 be undefined though?

Answer 76

\[1=0/0=undefined\]

Answer 77

yep

Answer 78

thread is starting to lag, what grade are ya in solomon

Answer 79

you know Im loving this argument its like the best thing ever

Answer 80

the 2=0/0 undifined too lol

Answer 81

Nerds4Lyfe

Answer 82

hi on fb?

Answer 83

every number is undefined!

Answer 84

indeed awesome!

Answer 85

YEAH!

Answer 86

I just woke up lol xD I i can barely think straight doing math.. though doing math builds excitement for me hahaa .. I'ma die alone.. U_U

Answer 87

Just woke up, I live in Atlanta GA, and it's 3:16 where I am.

Answer 88

I mean
Just woke up?
I live in Atlanta GA, and it's 3:16 where I am.

Answer 89

math is the best thing to start an argument about! :D I'm so happy doing this its fun

Answer 90

sure

Answer 91

-1 is a perfect square too.

Answer 92

Its negative, its 3 18 for meh

Answer 93

\[-1=i^2\]

Answer 94

its 1:18 for meh

Answer 95

it 1:48 here in india........
@SolomonZelman -1 is not as per defination it must be postive no

Answer 96

yeah no negative number can be a perfect square @SolomonZelman

Answer 97

just like 0