Is 3.10 a greater integer than 3.9? Call all the Math Exiles
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It's not even an integer. :D
Well, and the numbering has already been explained. The dot is not a decimal point, it's a delimiter between main version number and minor version number. Bird lover of Wraeclast
Las estrellas te iluminan - Hoy te sirven de guía Te sientes tan fuerte que piensas - que nadie te puede tocar |
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" Eh, 4 – 5 = 6 – 5 -1 < > 1 Your theory fails. |
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(4 – 5)² = (6 – 5)²
4 – 5 = 6 – 5 Pretty sure this is an illegal move, more like |4-5|=|6-5| ? Second-class poe gamer
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lol 10/10 - can't believe so many people bit
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Thank you for the explanation, and I can now see the other side's point of view. I think where I draw the distinction is I don't believe a "delimiter" is math. For example I know a plus sign or a minus sign, those math. But until today I had never heard of a delimiter.
" " I am not trying to be rude, but do you two know how math works? |
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Math ? Version 3 league 10 .Where is the problem?
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" It's not some "other side". It's simply not math nor a number as in mathematical object. " Hard to believe. Last edited by dyneol#3245 on Feb 27, 2020, 5:45:00 AM
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" to clarify because nobody did. √x=|x| by definition. what does it means by definition? that the function √x is defined as √x:[0;+∞]--->[0;+∞] and is the only inverse function of x² defined as x²:[0;+∞]--->[0;+∞] how do you get to that definition? start from -simple vocabulary of "mathematical logic", the 3 fundamental rules of logic, what we can take as truth, why we need axioms, what is a theorem, a proof, ecc. standard road that is teached in school -algebric axioms, sort axioms, dedekind axiom,---> upper bound existence theorem, bunch of definition about the functions, and a long road to define a bunch of functions and their inverse. from a non mathematician; if i said something wrong point it out. |
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