Impossible Math Question?

Originally posted by demonseed

If you merge a 9 and a 6 together they could make a yin-yang

Wow, my thoughts exactly, strange..

reply to post by demonseed


ooo is this a riddle? I LOVE RIDDLES!


Let's see...if you take a half of a number. then add another half of a number. you have another half of a number.


or if you take air + half of air = AIR!!!

Yay i win!

Infinity. Add anything to infinity and it's just infinity again.

Any radioactive element.

reply to post by gnosticquasar


Tried that one already

I GOT IT!!!! It's five.
Take half, or the f and e, and you have iv.
IV is Roman Numerals for 5

Good one demonseed!!

Originally posted by Jim Scott
A lizard that eats it own tail and grows another one.
Next.

Best answer ever. Ever.

Originally posted by ZodiakZero
I GOT IT!!!! It's five.
Take half, or the f and e, and you have iv.
IV is Roman Numerals for 5

Good one demonseed!!

sorry I had to laugh at this

the roman numeral for 5 is just 'V'

'IV' = 4

lol this thread is going way off right now but im having a blast reading these posts. Keep it coming.

In the meantime, im going to continue working on my perpetual motion vacuum tube gravity gyroscope vehicle

reply to post by demonseed


Is zero even a number??
I did note the OP said "number"

Whoops lol you're right XD
Geez - It's quarter past 1 am here...
Grrr this is driving me crazy!

Originally posted by ZodiakZero
I GOT IT!!!! It's five.
Take half, or the f and e, and you have iv.
IV is Roman Numerals for 5

Good one demonseed!!

Actually, IV is equal to 4.
But I like your approach on this one.

reply to post by demonseed


BTW, I think you need to ask a banker..

After 10 years of paying off a 200k loan, ie:100k of payments, I still owe close to 200K..
Go figure...

it would have to be a constant; and it would have to be an element that is not deconstituted in the process of addition and equation.

Originally posted by gnosticquasar
Infinity. Add anything to infinity and it's just infinity again.

Any radioactive element.

So wouldn't infinity then have the same properties as 0?
=)

Can you elaborate on the radio active element explanation though?

Originally posted by Ausar
it would have to be a constant; and it would have to be an element that is not deconstituted in the process of addition and equation.

Yes, thank you for wording it better for me.

Mary goes too Wal-mart, she see's that the television she wants is 50% off, the total cost of the TV is $399.00 and has a mail in rebate. Mary thinks its a good deal, buy's the TV and sends in the rebate, gets her 50% refund check and the TV is yet itself a whole of the total sum!!"
Funny, funny thread!!!LOL

reply to post by Jim Scott


I have pulled a few tails off of runaway lizards in my day.In the wild. I felt kinda bad about that afterwards.(sp)

Everyone of them (in captivity) grew back a stubbly joke of a tail.

I have yet to see a lizard eat its own tail.

To be perfectly clear, I do not want to.

reply to post by demonseed


radio active elements decay over time and gradually their mass decreases eventually to half
half life its called

en.wikipedia.org...

maybe I'm not understanding the question well, but this could be alot of things

a piece of string
the lifetime of a living thing
the code of a computer program
a teardrop

etc,etc,etc...

add half again to any of these things, and they are still the original

a piece of string
the lifetime of a living thing

etc,etc...