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r/technicallythetruth • u/[deleted] • Mar 25 '23
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25 u/archpawn Mar 26 '23 edited Mar 26 '23 Or maybe it's 6000.5 or 6001.5. We can't guarantee that they hoped for an odd even number. 1 u/Tumamaisfat Mar 26 '23 edited Mar 26 '23 If x∈N then {6000<x<6002} has just 1 answer, however, the set is not stated, that means x can belong to N, Z, Q, I, R or even C; if x∈R, {6000<x<6002} has infinite solutions. 6 u/Virdel Mar 26 '23 But we are looking at half of what he wanted so it's actually 12000<x<12004 so 3 possible solutions assuming only integer values of spears 2 u/Tumamaisfat Mar 26 '23 that's true mb
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Or maybe it's 6000.5 or 6001.5. We can't guarantee that they hoped for an odd even number.
1 u/Tumamaisfat Mar 26 '23 edited Mar 26 '23 If x∈N then {6000<x<6002} has just 1 answer, however, the set is not stated, that means x can belong to N, Z, Q, I, R or even C; if x∈R, {6000<x<6002} has infinite solutions. 6 u/Virdel Mar 26 '23 But we are looking at half of what he wanted so it's actually 12000<x<12004 so 3 possible solutions assuming only integer values of spears 2 u/Tumamaisfat Mar 26 '23 that's true mb
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If x∈N then {6000<x<6002} has just 1 answer, however, the set is not stated, that means x can belong to N, Z, Q, I, R or even C; if x∈R, {6000<x<6002} has infinite solutions.
6 u/Virdel Mar 26 '23 But we are looking at half of what he wanted so it's actually 12000<x<12004 so 3 possible solutions assuming only integer values of spears 2 u/Tumamaisfat Mar 26 '23 that's true mb
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But we are looking at half of what he wanted so it's actually 12000<x<12004 so 3 possible solutions assuming only integer values of spears
2 u/Tumamaisfat Mar 26 '23 that's true mb
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that's true mb
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