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Re: 2=0
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Originally Posted by Norman J
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It would of have been easier for me to figure out if he had stated that a=1 and b=1...I got it now though. Hint: Try substituting 1's in. Although you don't have to use 1's it is the only way to get 1=2 otherwise you get 2=4 or 4=8 etc...
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Last edited by Mike Schreiber : 29-04-2010 at 21:06.
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29-04-2010, 21:03
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