Squares And Lines Collide...CLosely...

[TrappedTime]

A and B
B=A+1 but don't substitute yet.

Idea:
((A+B)/2)=sqrt(A*B)
sqr both sides.
(A²+2AB+B²)/4=AB
mult. by 4
A²+2AB+B²=4AB
sub. 2AB
A²+B²=2AB
[Not done yet...]
But watch this:
(A²+B²)-(2AB)=1
It always works for B=A+1, ALWAYS.


I substituted and found nothing special about this, but it's still cool.

[E123omega]

Squares are just 4 lines that form 4 right angles

[Blablob]

No, he's talking about squaring a number, e.g 4 squared is 16, 9 squared is 81, etc.

[E123omega]

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, I see. However, I could care less don't shoot me

[Worst_master]

No, he's talking about squaring a number, e.g 4 squared is 16, 9 squared is 81, etc.

Yah, such as 2 squared is 4.

(A2+B2)-(2AB)=1

Well, TBG, I am not so know this.......

[TrappedTime]

What did you mean to say?
Your sentence formation was freaky...

[YoshiKid54]

2 Squared: 2x2 equals 4.
Probably similar to your one, TBG.

[Worst_master]

2 Squared: 2x2 equals 4.
Probably similar to your one, TBG.

Yah, I am saying like 2₂=4.........

But I don't know your equation.

[TrappedTime]

eh...........
Wrong tags.
[Sup]

Anyway get on topic peoples.
*waits for next replier*

[Worst_master]

eh...........
Wrong tags.
[Sup]

Anyway get on topic peoples.
*waits for next replier*

Oh yeah, sorry. It is me.
Well, I thought that B=A+1 is crazy because:

5=4+1
6=5+1
7=6+1
It cna be everthing. You need two equation to make this.