Member Of The Week:-uknaik99 - Page 149

Yes, Math is the most Fascinating Subject. It's the best. U can learn a lot from it. everything is math. It'll be impossible to say what is't math

Originally posted by: paljay

It is the most beautiful subject in the world

very very true.. I used to hate maths... but after working with nos, after entrance and campus interview preparation, i have developed an affection for maths, but yes still i write 3+2=6.. im very careless while working

Originally posted by: paljay

You can not take positive squareroot on both sides. AS (a-b)^2=(b-a)^2

U r very much right pallaviiji . However U missed on one point that in the example given a & b are not the same on both sides instead there are three numbers i.e. 3, 2, and 5/2......

Originally posted by: kabhi_21

U r very much right paliji (sorry dont know ur name😕). However U missed on one point that in the example given a & b are not the same on both sides instead there are three numbers i.e. 3, 2, and 5/2......

Abhi, her name is pallavi 😊

Ok saw ur name in slambook.....

Pallaviji thks for the examples... I had gone through this while doing CAT entrance.... though I did not join any classes......

But surely it wl be helpful to youngsters on the forum if they visit here 😊

Ok anu I rectified my post.... u do urs....

Even in marathi pal is lizard.....

Originally posted by: kabhi_21

U r very much right pallaviiji . However U missed on one point that in the example given a & b are not the same on both sides instead there are three numbers i.e. 3, 2, and 5/2......

You are right but 3-(5/2) = (5/2) -2 , so when you write (3-(5/2))^2=(2-(5/2))^2 ------>

(3-(5/2))^2 = ((5/2)-2)^2 [as (a-b)^2 = (b-a)^2]

So you are back to the same thing.

Originally posted by: kabhi_21

Ok anu I rectified my post.... u do urs....

Even in marathi pal is lizard.....

Abhi and Anu its Ok In English Pal means friend so no problem, and I do not get upset with small stuff( I am a Prof. have to deal with American students)

Originally posted by: paljay

You are right but 3-(5/2) = (5/2) -2 , so when you write (3-(5/2))^2=(2-(5/2))^2 ------> (3-(5/2))^2 = (2-(5/2))^2 [as (a-b)^2 = (b-a)^2]

So you back to the same thing.

Sry.... I dont think this is right......

Simple maths

4=4

2^2 = 2^2

2=2

we cant say 2=-2

Originally posted by: paljay

Abhi and Anu its Ok In English Pal means friend so no problem, and I do not get upset with small stuff( I am a Prof. have to deal with American students)

Dont get mistaken I reallyu did not know ur name and gave my response then I went to ur post and saw siggy name was not there then I went to slambook.... and rectified....