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Reply 40

elpaw

theone

A simple yes would have sufficed :0

yes

Reply 41

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Solve Equation: X + 1 = 3

Reply 42

elpaw

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Solve Equation: X + 1 = 3

impossible.... you haven't defined X

Reply 43

theone

elpaw

impossible.... you haven't defined X

It could well be 10

Reply 44

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X +1 = 2. Find The Value Of X.

Reply 45

elpaw

theone

It could well be 10

yes but is X a number? or is it a function? or an operator? who knows? it could be a mountain scalar or an elephant vector, a group, set, or matrix?

Reply 46

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If The Constants In The Equation Are Numbers, Then X Must Be A Number

Reply 47

theone

Well i'm off, gotta get some kip sometime.

Reply 48

Bhaal85

theone

Well i'm off, gotta get some kip sometime.

Nighty night.

Reply 49

elpaw

theone

Well i'm off, gotta get some kip sometime.

me too......

(don't get any impressions...)

Reply 50

Bhaal85

elpaw

me too......

(don't get any impressions...)

elpaw and theone sitting in a tree............lol

Reply 51

Bhaal85

I'm off too.

(No its not a threesome.lol)

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