Question

What's 10-1= ?

Answer 1

Idk 11? -_-

Answer 2

9

Answer 3

POTATO!!?

Answer 4

532235

Answer 5

\[\int\limits_{0}^{9} dx\]

Answer 6

Apple Sauce *~*

Answer 7

Its 9 man

Answer 8

Nine!

Answer 9

I am reporting, stop giving out an answers, guys !

Answer 10

No, really.. common ask something serious.

Answer 11

I have a question, it's regarding math.... prove that 4=5.

Answer 12

Anyone? Hellooo ?

Answer 13

SOlomon i understand what you said earlier but for one this question probably isnt real and i want you to show me how to guide him through 10-1=?

Answer 14

I would follow the steps

1) Go to kindergarten .
2) Listen to the caregivers

Answer 15

Touche

Answer 16

1) place 10 candy bars on the table
2) take one candy bar and eat
3) count the number of candy bars left.

Answer 17

4=5 because the 1+ part is actually invisble

Answer 18

Invisible, you say?

Answer 19

Ohh I can prove that! :D

b = a ≠ 0

thus,
b = a

Multiply a to both sides
ab = a²

Add (-b² + 3a² - 3ab) to both sides
ab - b² + 3a² - 3ab = a² - b² + 3a² - 3ab

Regroup
(ab - b²) + (3a² - 3ab) = (a² - b²) + (3a² - 3ab)

Factor out
b(a - b) + 3a(a - b) = (a + b)(a - b) + 3a(a - b)

Divide everything by a - b
b + 3a = a + b + 3a

Since b = a, substitute a to all b
a + 3a = a + a + 3a

Add
4a = 5a

Since a ≠ 0, divide a from both sides


4 = 5

Answer 20

4=5 assuming that...

4+5=5+4

Or
a^2-a^2=a^2-a^2
a(a-a)=(a+a)(a-a)
a=a+a
a=2a
1=2

So

3=3 therfore
3+1=3+2
4=5

Answer 21

To the naked eye atleast the "extra" numbers are infra-red meaning we cant see them without technology

Answer 22

:)

Answer 23

You guys are making me cry.

Answer 24

Sadness or happiness? Im crying for not recieving a medal yet even though i solved it

Answer 25

Sadness.

Answer 26

To be real, a^2 - a^2 is still classically equal to 0.
You can rearrange it, but there's nothing there.

Answer 27

9 I believe

Or 8

Who knows