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id say thats a fail. if i have a circle of circumference 5 the sum of 1+2 is equal to both 3 and -2.
by mSparks 10y ago
id say thats a fail.
if i have a circle of circumference 5
the sum of 1+2 is equal to both 3 and -2.
- raverbashing 10y agoHaving two possible answers is not ambiguous, if you're defining a position in your circle in two ways sum continues to work in the same in your circle (Commutativity, Associativity, Identity element and a + 1 is the next successor of A)
- mSparks 10y agothe definitions are identical to a number line + is a move to the right - is a move to the left The point is, in "the universe" most of "infinity" are actually finite circles that you can travel along "infinitely" - because you eventually arrive back where you started. and -1/12 just means 1/12 to the left before you get back where you started moving right.