Radical Illogics
Alright , Professor, I found my short notes, but I added a few examples to put these notions to use.First of all , some mathematical errors only surface within an environment of small numbers because exponential factors aren't great enough to hide them. It works out because the main question was where did Mathematicians derived their 2s? I won't be delving into problems and limitations for division operators because I did those in prior posts. I'm just going to violate certain equivalence and negative rules. Additional details on negative irrationality are located in prior posts. (1) shows that the radical does support negative powers and 1 negates any amplification. (2) The irrational value for radical 2 ,as 1.4142..., is an important percentile standard because it isn't quantitative. Other examples show how to manipulate these rules to equivocate what's not ordinarily equivalent in size or scale similar to what I did with negative integers. (3) includes the division method to show the percentile nature of these results which wouldn't otherwise be quantitatively balanced. For the final examples, Radicals within radical might be executed differently by the Professor, but I took the liberty of using it to show points of confusion.
(4) is where analytical fun begins because this is the basis for dimensional geometry, calculus, and trigonometric functions. An area(A) includes all 2D objects' properties. Therefore, widths, lengths, and hypotenuse must be surmised into a total area. The Area must always be greater than its parts. This notion was violated everywhere for both examples (a) and (b). Larger numbers don't solve this problem, it only allows the Area to accrue exponential values significant enough to seem larger than some of its parts, but never a total combination of its parts. That is called ill-reference manipulation. A form of mind control through deceptive instructional symbolic and psychological patterns. Here are additional reasons for how I personally haven't established a 2D framework that's accurate and not filled with ill-referenced symbolisms. It's a working progress. War With Statistician God
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