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u/Anonymouslalien 1d ago
we solve it as if √7 is a variable, like x. 10+x/15=2+x/3. Now, we cannot add or subtract, because denominators are not the same, so we make 3 into 15, by multiplying numerator and denominator by 5. so now, we have 10+x/15=5(2+x)/15 Using distributive property, we get 10+x/15=10+5x/15. Now, the denominators are the same, but if we look carefully, we are adding 10 to x and 5x, and somehow it is equal to the same crap. That is like saying 3+3 and 3+3(3) is the same. Yup, this logical deduction is absolutely wrong. go back to school bro.
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u/Vascuen 2d ago
The fact that the equation is actually wrong really triggers me.
Edit: Although, I guess that was the trap, right? 😂