Originally posted by MexicoPlease help a non-mathematician with an awfully green question. If the
My point exactly, 5i apples = 5 imaginary apples
starting point premise was/is "the square root of -25 apples" (and I
do grasp the introduction of 'i' solving the logic), wouldn't the applied
answer suggest... not having, inventory short or being without those 5
imaginary apples, rather than an unsigned/positive quanity of '=5'?
Note: No funny business now about short 5 imaginary green apples. π
Originally posted by Grampy Bobbyif you grasp the square root of -1 then your boundaries are free!
Please help a non-mathematician with an awfully green question. If the
starting point premise was/is "the square root of -25 apples" (and I
do grasp the introduction of 'i' solving the logic), wouldn't the applied
answer suggest... not having, inventory short or being without those 5
imaginary apples, rather than an unsigned/positive quanity of '=5'?
Note: No funny business now about short 5 imaginary green apples. π
integrate it, cosh it and your apple is a banana! π
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyI'm no mathematician either..... Haven't dealt with imaginary numbers since school when I was 17..... I was simply making the point that his logic on the number one can be disputed using negative and imaginary numbers.....
Please help a non-mathematician with an awfully green question. If the
starting point premise was/is "the square root of -25 apples" (and I
do grasp the introduction of 'i' solving the logic), wouldn't the applied
answer suggest... not having, inventory short or being without those 5
imaginary apples, rather than an unsigned/positive quanity of '=5'?
Note: No funny business now about short 5 imaginary green apples. π
Plus I like the Idea of turning 25 anti apples into 5 imaginary apples..... It apple's to me........ Excuse the pun I couldn't resist....
Originally posted by MexicoMatt Damon's neat line at the college co-ed Boston lounge in "Good
I'm no mathematician either..... Haven't dealt with imaginary numbers since school when I was 17..... I was simply making the point that his logic on the number one can be disputed using negative and imaginary numbers.....
Plus I like the Idea of turning 25 anti apples into 5 imaginary apples..... It apple's to me........ Excuse the pun I couldn't resist....
Will Hunting" comes to mind. He says to the guy whose gal he took
away, "You like apples? How do you like them for apples?"... showing
him the slip of paper with her phone number... in her handwriting. -gb
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyResponse: #pulls out shotgun# BLAM BLAM....... "Applesauce"
Matt Damon's neat line at the college co-ed Boston lounge in "Good
Will Hunting" comes to mind. He says to the guy whose gal he took
away, "You like apples? How do you like them for apples?"... showing
him the slip of paper with her phone number... in her handwriting. -gb
π
I got 17 imaginary coconuts for sale...... 3 for 5 bucks......
Originally posted by mikelomibanana..... New apple product? Redefining the fruit market? and making it cool agian
I got 4 for -5 apples and ibananas! π
Jeez, I nearly found an answer mucking about! lol π
Banana that's also an apple, and makes phone calls while playing music....
But is very distinctive looking and easy to break>