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Proved that 2+2=5

Posted by Aryan Sahu 3 years ago

CBSE > Class 10 > Mathematics

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Ankit Class 3 years ago

20-20=25-25 4(5-5)= 5(5-5) 4=5 2+2=5 But we can't do like this because if it then we can write 0= 0 3×0=4×0 By cancle zero from both side we get 3 =4 . But it is not possible

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Ankit Class 3 years ago

Simply it can't be proved if we do so the it will break law of mathmatics

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Niharika Bhardwaj 3 years ago

Sir how to write the outcomes of geting an ace from 52 card I know the answer but i don't know that to write it in sample space

5Thank You

Agampreet Singh 3 years ago

4-4+4-4=5 2+2=5 Hence Proved.

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