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08 Aug 09
Originally posted by daniel58well to warms things up here is a pic of my 5 legged dog.
So you have 3 legs, take a picture and let me see it.
http://mikeandmandy.us/uploads/5_legged_dog_1.jpg
4 legs you say? ppfftt
and now for my delightful 3 legged pic.
http://www.thehumanmarvels.com/uploaded_images/dumas-798267.gif
don't you just want to suck on my third leg?
and fondle my boobs 😏
09 Aug 09
Originally posted by Silverstrikero dogs have 5 legs (which don't exist because the dog doesn't)
this is a cycle whats 0 dogs add 1 dog? its 1 dog
whats 4 legs add 5 legs? its 9 legs
as i said in the previous equation you add both sides of the equation together because you have the same constant
Plus 1 dog with 4 legs = 1 dog with 4 legs.
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09 Aug 09
Originally posted by daniel58no dog has 5 legs - how do you put that information into an equation?
non-existing legs.
0 d = 5
1 d = 4
1 d = 9
(adding the equations)
same as what you do
1 d = 4
1 d = 4
2 d = 8
(i assume you agree that 2 dogs have 8 legs)
(this is an algebra trick that 8 year olds are taught in the UK)
09 Aug 09
Originally posted by Silverstriker0 d = 5 (non-existing legs)
no dog has 5 legs - how do you put that information into an equation?
0 d = 5
1 d = 4
1 d = 9
(adding the equations)
same as what you do
1 d = 4
1 d = 4
2 d = 8
(i assume you agree that 2 dogs have 8 legs)
(this is an algebra trick that 8 year olds are taught in the UK)
1 d = 4
1 d = 4.
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09 Aug 09
Originally posted by daniel58why is the second one right and the first one not? hes done exactly the same thing.
The second one is right, glad you finally agree with me.
in mathematics you have to follow the same rules the whole time - sorry if this is a major revelation for you "numbnuts"