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Re: Mathematics - a new basis
« Reply #90 on: February 23, 2013, 11:55:20 am »
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Theorem -subtraction and subtract gap two gaps number.
EVIDENCE ...

Only evidence? No proof yet? Come back to me when you have proof.

Voltaire: "There is an astonishing imagination even in the science of mathematics ... We repeat, there is far more imagination in the head of Archimedes than in that of Homer."

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Re: Mathematics - a new basis
« Reply #91 on: February 23, 2013, 03:37:08 pm »
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Will this stuff be on the exam?

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Re: Mathematics - a new basis
« Reply #92 on: February 23, 2013, 06:18:40 pm »
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Didn't you hear the new further maths study design is replacing the core section with this type of maths. :P

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Re: Mathematics - a new basis
« Reply #93 on: February 24, 2013, 03:11:52 am »
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Didn't you hear the new further maths study design is replacing the core section with this type of maths. :P
Who will be there main - kamil9876 !!!
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2.19 Multi contrary subtract "2.13,2.16"
Theorem - contrary subtract  and gap contrary subtract two gaps numbers

EVIDENCE-1/.2/1 [0 ]0/.1/1/.1/0=2/.1/1 or
1/.2/1 [.4]0/.1/1/.1/0=2/.1/1
1/.2/1 [0 ]0/.1/1/.1/0=0/.2/0 or
1/.2/1 [.4]0/.1/1/.1/0=0/.2/0 follows
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The general form 
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The general form of the opposite numbers.
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Re: Mathematics - a new basis
« Reply #94 on: February 27, 2013, 12:31:53 am »
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2.20 Multiply "2.10"
Theorem - Two (more) gathering and collecting the same gap
number (N, GN) can be abbreviated to write.
2.20.1 Addition
EVIDENCE-2+2 follows 2x2 , 1/.2/1+1/.2/1 follows 1/.2/1x2
2+2+2 follows 2x3 , 1/.2/1+1/.2/1+1/.2/1 follows 1/.2/1x3
2+2+2+2 follows 2x4 ,1/.2/1+1/.2/1+1/.2/1+1/.2/1 follows 1/.2/1x4
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The general form - a+a follows ax2
a+a+a follows ax3
a+a+a+a follows ax4
...
2x[0]3=2
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2x[1]3=4
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2x[2]3=6
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2.20.2 Gap add
EVIDENCE -1/.1/1  [0 ] 3=0/.1/0
1/.1/1  [1] 3=0/.3/0
1/.1/1  [2] 3=0/.1/1/.1/1/.1/0
1/.1/1  [3] 3=0/.1/2/.1/2/.1/0
Comparability of the two mathematics ( down what is given of the current mathematics)
Multi subtraction - no
Multi contrary subtract -no
Multiply - axiom (only natural numbers)
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Re: Mathematics - a new basis
« Reply #95 on: February 28, 2013, 03:31:45 am »
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2.21 Dealing "2:22"
Theorm - from the number (N) is subtracted one (more) of
b (N) to the numerical point 0, and the number (numbers arising from previous subtraction), and have compared the number of b - their point [.0] are
connected.
EVIDENCE-6-2=4 , 4-2=2 , 2-2=0 follows 6:2=3.
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general form: a-b=0 follows a:b=1
a-b=b , b-b=0 follows a:b=2
a-b=c , c-b=b , b-b=0  follows a:b=3
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Re: Mathematics - a new basis
« Reply #96 on: February 28, 2013, 11:19:39 am »
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EVIDENCE-6-2=4 , 4-2=2 , 2-2=0 follows 6:2=3.
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general form: a-b=0 follows a:b=1
a-b=b , b-b=0 follows a:b=2
a-b=c , c-b=b , b-b=0  follows a:b=3

My goodness, something from ms.srki's posts that actually makes sense! (note "-" actually means subtraction as the rest of the world knows it,
":" means division as the rest of the world knows it).

By the way, we can do better than just "EVIDENCE" here and give an actual proof. What you are essentially claiming is that if I start with the number and keep subtracting from it repeatedly times then if the final result is then

This is definitely belongs to my basis (and has since kindergarten).
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Re: Mathematics - a new basis
« Reply #97 on: March 04, 2013, 03:35:12 am »
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I use a notebook in the box, there is a grid, and this work (kn (k-step, n-number of steps))
k1 - ask a numeric semi line
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k2-natural numbers conversion in geometric form and sequence of units (not represent a binary number)
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k3-converting gap in the number of geometric form and sequence of ones and zeros (not pose a binary number). general form of emptiness:
a / .b / c
a / .b / d / .e / c
a / .b / d / .e / f / .g / c
...
(a and c) the external number of vacancies they may be {0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7, ...}, the other numbers are the inner emptiness of those can be {1,2,3, 4,5,6,7, ...}
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Re: Mathematics - a new basis
« Reply #98 on: March 06, 2013, 03:31:21 am »
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k4 - opposite numbers, geometric basis - instead of 1 set to 0, instead of 0 to 1 sets
example, the number 7 (its opposite is 0/.7/0). 2/.2/2 (its opposite is 0/.2/2/.2/0)
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k5 - the calculation, the general form aw [q] b = c, first number-a, second number-b,c- one or more
solution calculation, w-calculation, [g]-a place where it happens the calculation
(refers to (a) number)
Addition - 1 exist in the a or b (2/.2/4 + [1] 3/.3/2 =9)
, 2 +2 = 4 (addition to current mathematics)
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Re: Mathematics - a new basis
« Reply #99 on: March 06, 2013, 04:43:11 pm »
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2 +2 = 4 (addition to current mathematics
This made me lol
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Re: Mathematics - a new basis
« Reply #100 on: March 07, 2013, 04:29:25 am »
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k6-function opposite number - because each has its opposite number, the general form
  as.w [q] b = c, a w [q] bs. = c, as.w [q] bs. = c, (s.-tag number which has its opposite number)
k7-Subtraction - one can only be in (a-yes ,b - not), or in the (b -yes ,a - not),
2/.2/4-[1]3/.3/2=1/.1/5/.1/1 , current subtraction 5-2=3
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Re: Mathematics - a new basis
« Reply #101 on: March 08, 2013, 03:15:20 am »
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k7-Subtraction - 1 can only be in (a-yes ,b - not), or in the (b -yes ,a - not),
2/.2/4-[1]3/.3/2=1/.1/5/.1/1 , current subtraction 5-2=3
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Re: Mathematics - a new basis
« Reply #102 on: March 08, 2013, 03:37:12 am »
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I still don't know for what we need your 'new basis'? Isn't the current one fully comprehensive?

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Re: Mathematics - a new basis
« Reply #103 on: March 10, 2013, 04:11:04 am »
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k7-subtraction - there is only 1 u a (b - not), or just u b (a -not),
  2/.2/4- [1] = 3/.3/2 1/.1/5/.1/1, current subtraction 5-2 = 3
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Re: Mathematics - a new basis
« Reply #104 on: March 11, 2013, 03:08:38 am »
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k8-contrast subtraction - 1 is the same in both a and b, there is at present
mathematics.
2/.2/4 [1]3/.3/2=1/.5/1
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