Thursday, September 29, 2011

-1 is equal to +1

We all know,     a = √a * √a = √(a*a)
Which implies,     -1 = √(-1) * √(-1) = √{(-1)(-1)} = √1 = 1

Of course, it can't be true.
Then what could be wrong?
We define,     a = √a * √a     or,     ab = √a * √b
But it is valid only when at least one of     a & b     is non-negative.

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