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Prove 1+2=3 by proving it wrong π
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Sleeping dude got me on the floorπ
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Bros laugh π΄π΄π΄π΄π΄π΄π΄
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"Alright, kids, let's read Sigma Math!!!"
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X marks the spotππ
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bro was having the best sleep of his lifeπππ
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Sir. Being reading Sigma Mathβ οΈ
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Bro bought chemistry in math β οΈ
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Teacher was reading sigma maths ππ
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Teacher is reading sigma math π
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Bro 3-3= organic chemistry π
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Casually reading sigma math is wildππ
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There is always a friend who is worse β
There is always a friend who is horse π΄
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SIGMA MATH
Me if I learn that in highschool:π
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The happiness he got when he knows that his friend also don't know anything like himπ
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It's crazy how the last question is actually answerable.
To prove (1 + 2 = 3) by showing the falsehood of its negation, we start by assuming (1 + 2 = 3). If this were true, then (1 + 2) would equal some number (x) other than 3. However, according to the basic principles of arithmetic, the sum of 1 and 2 is always 3. Thus, the assumption (1 + 2=3) contradicts these fundamental principles. Therefore, by proving that the negation leads to a contradiction, we confirm that (1 + 2 = 3) is indeed true.
This is an example of proof by contradiction. It is commonly used in mathematics to demonstrate the validity of a statement by showing that its denial leads to an inconsistency.
(I was bored.)
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Man that teacher is reading sigma math π
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My man sleeping in the back of the class DEAD πππ
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Student: what what are you reading teacher?
Teacher: sigma math
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@FGFootballGaming
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The way he laugh π΄ π΄
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