Question

10 + 3 = 1
9 + 6 = 3
How ?
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Answer 1

Answer:

Our equations are:

9−6=3  

9+6=3  

Add both equations together so that we get

18=6  

Then subtract  6  from both sides so that:

18−6=0.  

But we also know that:

18−6=12  

meaning we have proven

12  =0.  

Finally:

8+6=14=14−0=14−12=2  

So  8+6=2  

Instead of a number line we have a number circle where overlapping numbers denote the same point or value.

We can make the circle even smaller and get the same results - as long as  0  overlaps any multiple of  3 . Ie  0=3,6,12  etc

Step-by-step explanation: