rezaahmed

@rezaahmed (81)

Bangladesh • Age 53

Joined myLot 18 years ago

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mathematics puzzle

rezaahmed @rezaahmed (81) • Bangladesh 16 Feb 07

can any one prove from 1=1 to 1=2

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rezaahmed just to give a hint if nay interested. 1=1 -2=-2 (multiplying both wth -2) 1-3=4-6 and so on

17 Aug 08

sins of our fathers

jb78000 @jb78000 (15139) 8 Oct 09

well will correct that a bit - silly mistakes of our ancestors might be more accurate. do you have any outdated relics in your country? we have several notably that bunch of useless scroungers that another user keeps banging on...

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rezaahmed well will correct that a bit - silly mistakes of our ancestors might be more accurate. do you have any outdated relics in your country? we have several notably that bunch of useless scroungers that another user keeps banging on about. so what about yours -...

8 Oct 09

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A 360 Degree Thinking Process

rezaahmed @rezaahmed (81) • Bangladesh 12 Jan 07

It is not totaly a new thing may be as increasingly every business projects now being evaluated from an environmental standing and soon will be starting using socail context too. Ultimately, the point i like to ponder is on the...

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rezaahmed It is not very complicated to think. Let me try to put it simply. Say, for example, for the context of any definition; we are trying to define what a car is? We can now define it in terms of its functionality, constituting parts or even from tha external...

30 Mar 07

mathematics puzzle

rezaahmed @rezaahmed (81) • Bangladesh 16 Feb 07

can any one prove from 1=1 to 1=2

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rezaahmed the above solution is on my line but with a flaw that stands close to Kmaran's comment. It is in substituting a=b not for performing equal operation. We can not just replace 2=3 than it would have nothing to prove at all our puzzle; 1=2 from 1=1. But we can...

26 Mar 07

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mathematics puzzle

rezaahmed @rezaahmed (81) • Bangladesh 16 Feb 07

can any one prove from 1=1 to 1=2

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rezaahmed the fourth line is not following rules of solving equation. you just cannot perform any unequal operation on both the side of an equation.

18 Feb 07

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