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December 26th 05, 05:19 AM
Iitoi
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Originally Posted by
Jeffrey Herman
"KØHB"
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It is obvious, even to you, that the opposite of right is left and that
three lefts
make a right or 3l = r.
It is also clear that wrong is the opposite of right so -w = r.
You're using the variable "r" for two very different and unrelated
quantites, "right" as in "starboard" and "right" as in "correct", hence
turning your proof into poop. To avoid such ambiguity, instead use the
equations 3l = s (s for starboard) and -w = c (c for correct). But good
luck finding a relationship between s and c.
Merry Christ Mass,
Jeff KH6O
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Chief Petty Officer, U.S. Coast Guard
Mathematics Lecturer, University of Hawaii System
Well, now that's about as petty a lecture as I've ever seen, Mr. Chief Petty Lecturer. Good job.
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