Question

prove that 6 - 3 = 5

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Answer 1

This question is pagal..

So I'd be giving another pagal answer!

As we all know 0=0[eq1]

So (6-3)0=0[eq2]

Also (5)0=0[eq3]

Substituting eq2 &3 in eq1

(6-3)0=(5)0

Cancelling common terms on both sides,

6-3=5

➡️So a common Question arises, "How it's possible?" "Does Mathematics is wrong?"

Answer:" Mathematics is never wrong"

Reason: Actually u can eliminate common terms only if the known or unknown value is NOT 0.

This is a fundamental rule in Mathematics, which many teachers SKIP during their BUSY lectures! XD

Answer 2

Let,

6 = x

3 = y

5 = z

x - y = z

x = z + y

6 = 5 + 3

6 = 8 .... (1)

Now ,

6 - 3 = 5

8 - 3 = 5. {from (1)}

5 = 5

Therefore,

LHS = RHS

Proved...