Anyone can prove 4=5 ????.....if anyone can prove it,write the answer in detail.
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Yes it can be proved,
see, (1-½)² = (1+½)²
so now,
takin square root both sides
√(1-½)² = √(1+½)²
that means
(1-½) = (1+½)
1-1=½+½
0= 1
adding 4 both sides
0+4= 1+4
4= 5
hence proved
:-)
see, (1-½)² = (1+½)²
so now,
takin square root both sides
√(1-½)² = √(1+½)²
that means
(1-½) = (1+½)
1-1=½+½
0= 1
adding 4 both sides
0+4= 1+4
4= 5
hence proved
:-)
PriyankaSharma007:
yo.. thank u
:-D
Where u live??
hey is it in 10 or 11 ??
Ashish Khare its not a problem of any syllabus
wasa mera naam anurag haa but then where is this ques ??
well Anurag ye question official nahi h to kisi book vagarah mein nahi milega
Hlw
Prinka hai??
ohkkk thkss for telling
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