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Hi,
it maybe silly question because my field is not math.
I have following set of equations:
1+0=*
*+*=*
1+*=1
1+1=1
0+0=0
0+*=0
could I able to write it in 3 line as follow or it is mathematically wrong? if it is wrong how can I write it in 3 line?
1+0 and *+*=*
1+* and 1+1=1
0+0 and 0+*=0
Thank you:)
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hi kappa_am
Welcome to the forum.
When you have several expressions that are equal, it is better to write as a string of 'equals' rather than with AND,
eg
1+0 = *+* = *
Is that what you wanted to know?
Bob
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Thank you
However, for example, 1+0 and *+* result same value but they are not logically equal.
1, 0 , * indicate state of a something ( capacitor voltage in my study), therefore I cannot say 1+0 equals *+*.
is there another way?
thank you
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I was assuming that all the 'elements' were of the same kind and that + meant the same throughout.
However if I introduce some units thus:
a miles plus b miles = c miles
and
d ohms plus e ohms = c ohms
then it would not be correct to write
a + b = d + e = c
But then it would not be correct to say
a + b AND d + e = c , either, because c is not the same in the two cases.
I don't think you can combine your six lines into 3.
Perhaps you should give all the details first; then ask the question again.
Bob
Children are not defined by school ...........The Fonz
You cannot teach a man anything; you can only help him find it within himself..........Galileo Galilei
Sometimes I deliberately make mistakes, just to test you! …………….Bob
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