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From: Larry Lenhart <zumsteel47@yahoo.com> To: Teacher2Teacher Public Discussion Date: 2001112811:00:54 Subject: Algebra I am looking for the "proof" that 0 = 1, or 1 =2, there are variations on the idea. I had it at one time, but now cant find the "proof". Does anyone have this ? If so, please email it to me or post the response here. It is a rather clever "proof" and stumps most algebra students for a while, as well as reinforcing the problem of trying to divide by zero.
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