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Analytical thinking is always good; but what good does it do if you cannot distinguish a fallacy of false cause?I have the equation:
X ^ 2 + 1 = 0
Does this equation have a solution?
Do not write nonsense, but answer my questionAnalytical thinking is always good; but what good does it do if you cannot distinguish a fallacy of false cause?
Only math is higher education?This is a task from "higher mathematics" ...
I asked to find out ...
- Do Americans have "higher education" in this forum or not
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I do not see an American who has a higher education
I prefer to smoke pot and work on imaginary numbers.The question I asked is related to Higher Mathematics ...
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The solution of the equation is, the so-called "imaginary unit" = i
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This unit is an introductory part for solving the Schrödinger equation in quantum mechanics ...
Sorry, I downloaded you too hard
You just did not study at the University ...I prefer to smoke pot and work on imaginary numbers.
You just did not study at the University ...I prefer to smoke pot and work on imaginary numbers.
Anyone who has a university education understands what I'm talking about ...
- The use of an "imaginary unit" is very convenient in calculations
- And to understand what it is is very simple ...
Hypotheticals do that, all the time. I usually resort to algebra, anyway, to keep it simple.You just did not study at the University ...I prefer to smoke pot and work on imaginary numbers.
Anyone who has a university education understands what I'm talking about ...
- The use of an "imaginary unit" is very convenient in calculations
- And to understand what it is is very simple ...
It has no real solution but there is an imaginary solution of IDo not write nonsense, but answer my questionAnalytical thinking is always good; but what good does it do if you cannot distinguish a fallacy of false cause?
I have the equation:
X ^ 2 + 1 = 0
Does this equation have a solution?
I have the equation:
X ^ 2 + 1 = 0
Does this equation have a solution?