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Prove 100=1

Could any one prove that 100=1........

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Re: Prove 100=1

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Re: Prove 100=1

100^0=1
1^0=1
hence, 100^0 = 1^0
power same, hence bases equal
thus, 100=1(funny)
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Re: Prove 100=1

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100^0=1
1^0=1
hence, 100^0 = 1^0
power same, hence bases equal
thus, 100=1(funny)
So you get 100 bucks

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Re: Prove 100=1

hello friend's ......

Nice work.........

There is also another funny way..

Let A=B;

Multiply both side's by 100;

-->100A=100B;

-->[100-1]A=[100-1]B;

-->100A-A=100B-B;

-->100A-100B=A-B;

-->100[A-B]=1[A-B];

-->100=1.

thus proved.

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Re: Prove 100=1

-->100[A-B]=1[A-B];
-->100[0]=1[0]; since A=B
--> 0 = 0
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