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So it's inconsequential that we don't know one of the variables, because the one it's multiplied by is likewise unknown? It's materially different to have an X
by throwawaymath 7y ago
So it's inconsequential that we don't know one of the variables, because the one it's multiplied by is likewise unknown?
It's materially different to have an X multiple of an NYC salary versus an X multiple of an average US salary, for all values of X.
- reificator 7y ago> It's materially different to have an X multiple of an NYC salary versus an X multiple of an average US salary, for all values of X. Let X = 0