Simple logical question.. explain 1+1 >= 2?

Answer 1

Well, if you have 1 cow, and you buy another cow, you have just added to your herd. You now have 2 cows, thus 1 cow plus 1 cow equals 2 cows. 1+1 = 2.

Answer 2

1+1 is equal to 2.

1+1>=2 means that 1+1 is greater than or equal to 2. This is obvious from adding 1 and 1. The 'greater than' bit can be ignored as irrelevent.

Answer 3

1+1 = 2 means 1 + 1 is two.
1+1>= 2 means 1 + 1 is either two or more than two.

Or if u separate them like this
1+1=2 (True)
1+1>2 (False)

Theory: A true statement (1+1=2) combined with a false statement (1+1>2) with 'and' is false.

This is because you're saying 1+1 is 2. And then you're saying 1+1 is more than two. 1+1 can only be one number, not 2 and more than two (such as 3,4,5,...). It doesn't make sense, does it?

Theory: A true statement (1+1=2) combined with a false statement (1+1>2) with 'or' is true.

Thus, 1+1>=2 is logical.
Note: >= means 'more or equal to'

Answer 4

If your 1's are rounded, then it's possible for them to be greater than/equal to 2.