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It sounds absurd, but with a little algebra and some strategic missteps, it’s easy to see how a seemingly logical process can lead to a wildly incorrect conclusion. Starting with the assumption that A=B=1, we follow a series of algebraic steps—multiplying, subtracting, and factoring—all of which seem perfectly reasonable. But when it comes time to divide by A−B, things start to go off the rails.
The key problem?
A−B is zero, and dividing by zero is never allowed in mathematics. Therefore, pushing forward with this faulty step produces the false conclusion that one equals zero. It’s a great example of how even simple math can be misused to reach an impossible result. Watch closely and see if you can spot where everything falls apart!
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I called 9 0 0 instead, why won't they pick up
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Dividing by a-b is dividing by 0 and you would probably have to set up a limit at that point to see the behavior of the plot of this expression as the limit goes to 0 and using LHopitals Rule for the form 0/0
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Dear sir, you defined 0÷0 = 1 in last but one step. This is false.
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it's called proof by contradiction
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a-b = 0 and you cannot divide by 0
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a-b=1-1=0,so you can't devide by that
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Technically this does prove 1=0, when you localize at zero, because you allowed division by zero.
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I know this "slight of hand" in a slightly more subtle way.
The beginning is the same up to
a^2 = ab
Then subtract b^2 on both sides
a^2 - b^2 = ab - b^2
Then factorize both sides
(a-b)(a+b) = b(a-b)
Divide by a-b on both sides
Which gives you a+b = b , plug the 1 back in gives you 2=1
It's a bit more "magic" because you don't just divide by a-b for no reason but you divide because you find it on both sides of the equation.
It hides the fact that you are dividing by 0 a little more effectively.
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By the way, are you single ?(Its for research purposes)
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@Superalex2134
2 months ago
The problem is when you do
(a(a-b)/(a-b) = 0/(a-b) you are dividing by zero.
a-b = 1 - 1 = 0. So you can't divide.
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