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#1
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Prove it =D.
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#2
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0! is clearly the factorial operation, and equals one. I have found the basic arithmetic to prove the big bang. I shoudl get a nobel prize for this. Sorry for being a disbeliever
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#3
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0 != 1, but (0!) = 1
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#4
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Factorial Example :
5! = 5 x 4 x 3 x 2 x 1 = 120 0! = 1 - I always just took this at face value and never bothered to look up why, | ||
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#5
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Quote:
x^0+x^1 = x^(1+0) = x^1 = x if x^0 was defined to = 0, then the above equation wouldn't work | |||
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#6
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entropy doesnt exist in the rainbow universe
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#7
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Entropy exists in the universe that we live in, and that's really all I care about.
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#8
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meant to multiply the lhs tho
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#9
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oh thats right.. you're the guy struggling to reconcile his illusion of knowledge from his year at college with his small brain...
just stay ignorant bro you wont hurt anyone. stay on that ritalin. | ||
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#10
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I see what you're saying, but that's still not explaining why it's defined that way other than the math doesn't work without it.
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