is 2=3 if so how?

Answer 1

2=3

Yes it is true if 1=0

2+1=3
but 1=0
so 2=3

Answer 2

if 2=3 then 3=2

Answer 3

2/0 = Infinity or Not defined

Taking 0 to other side, we get
2 = 0

Similarly,
3/0 = Not defined

And

3 = 0

If 2 = 0 and 3 = 0
it is obvious that 2=3

Answer 4

cute that everyone showed the "proof" of 2=3, except for the fact that one has to divide by zero somewhere in the middle of the proof each time. since it is not possible to divide by zero, the proofs don't work, and 2 doesn't = 3

Answer 5

2 is not equal to 3.
but there's a way to prove this.

a=b=1

a^2=b^2
a^2-b^2=b^2-ab [this is true since a=b]
(a-b)(a+b)=b(a-b)
a+b=b

now we've proven 2=1.

add one to both sides of the equation.


3=2 therefore using symmetric property of equality, 2=3.

Answer 6

Only for very large values of 2, and very small values of 3.

Answer 7

-1 = -1
-1/1 = 1/-1
sqr(-1/1) = sqr(1/-1)
sqr(-1)/sqr(1) = sqr(1)/sqr(-1)
i/1 = 1/i
multiply both sides by 1i to get rid of the denominators.
-1 = 1
-1 + 3 = 1 + 3
2 = 4
divide by 2
1 = 2
add 1
2 = 3
Q.E.D.

Answer 8

Saurav.. do aur teen kabhi equal nahin ho sakte
ek kaam kar.. apne papa se bol papa... ek makaan 2 crore ka hai.... aur phir kehna ki 3 crore bhi utne hue..
samjha bevkuf?

Answer 9

yes, 2=3

for example if we claim a=b
a^2=b^2
a^2-b^2=b^2-ab

because ab=a^2 (from the claim that a=b)
thus

(a-b)(a+b)=b(a-b)
a+b=b
a+b+b=b+b
because a=b
then b+b+b=b+b
thus
3b=2b
3=2

pretty tricky huh?

Answer 10

No they are not equal