Math, asked by pappu65, 1 year ago

20 = (20)^2 - (20)^2/ 20-20 = (20-20)× (20+20)/ 20-20=20+20=40 but how is it possible

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Answered by HappiestWriter012
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20 =  \frac{ {20}^{2} -  {20}^{2}  }{20 - 20} \:  \\ 20 =  \frac{(20 + 20)(20 - 20)}{(20 - 20)}  \\ 20 = 20 + 20 \\ 20 = 40 \\

This was possible because we have taken infinite equals 20 . We have taken 0/0 as a finite value. But it equals a infinite value.

pappu65: i think that your basics are clear
Answered by vijisquare
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Answer:

This was possible because we have taken infinite equals 20 . We have taken 0/0 as a finite value. But it equals a infinite value

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