How to Solve a+b+c+d=abcd=e in Neutral Operations

Open a new Excel workbook and then list as text the following steps, adjust the column width to accommodate, and save the preliminary work., Let a+b = a*b; then Do a+b-b = ab-b, then Do a = b(a-1), then Do a/(a-1) = b and b has been isolated and...

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  1. Step 1: Open a new Excel workbook and then list as text the following steps

    b may also not equal 1, due to Addition and Multiplication both being subject to the Law of Commutation., Let a+b = 10+ 10/9 = 90/9 +10/9 = 100/9 = x Let a*b = 10/1*10/9 = 100/9 = x √ check they are equal.

    Let a^2 /(a-1) = 10^2 /9 = 100/9 = x √ Let b^2 / (b-1) = (10/9)^2 / (10/9
    - 9/9) = 100/81 / 1/9 = 100/81 * 9/1 = 100/9 = x √ , Let a+b+c = 10 + 10/9 +
    1.0989010989011 = y =
    12.2100122100122 Let a*b*c = 10 * 10/9 *
    1.0989010989011 = y =
    12.2100122100122 √ , Let a+b+c+d = 10+10/9 +1.0989010989011 +1.08920596884871 = e=13.2992181788609 Let a*b*c*d = 10 *10/9 *1.0989010989011 *
    1.08920596884871 = e=13.2992181788609√ Problem solved √ , so long as the area has 1 unit of thickness.

    Notice that Addition and Multiplication are both Commutative, and we might just as easily have started off by subtracting a from both sides instead of b.

    However, Subtraction is NOT commutative, e.g. 7-4 does not equal 4-7.

    Find it is equally true for a+b=a*b that b/(b-1) = a.

    Also notice that if a+b = a*b = w, then a^2 /(a-1) = b^2 / (b-1) = w.

    This has the property of Symmetry, which is a very hot item in Mathematics these days! , For more art charts and graphs, you might also want to click on Category:
    Algebra, Category:
    Mathematics, Category:
    Spreadsheets or Category:
    Graphics to view many Excel worksheets and charts where Trigonometry, Geometry and Calculus have been turned into Art, or simply click on the category as appears in the upper right white portion of this page, or at the bottom left of the page.
  2. Step 2: adjust the column width to accommodate

  3. Step 3: and save the preliminary work.

  4. Step 4: Let a+b = a*b; then Do a+b-b = ab-b

  5. Step 5: then Do a = b(a-1)

  6. Step 6: then Do a/(a-1) = b and b has been isolated and defined in terms of a and 1.

  7. Step 7: Realize a may not = 1

  8. Step 8: or division by 0 will result in the denominator

  9. Step 9: in which case b = Infinity (just as it does for slope y/x of the y axis in the Cartesian Plane

  10. Step 10: where x=0 or x approaches 0 as closely as one pleases).

  11. Step 11: Let a = 10; Given that a/(a-1) = b

  12. Step 12: b = 10/9 Test the original hypothesis: Does a+b = a*b = x?

  13. Step 13: If a+b = a*b = x =100/9 then to find c of a+b+c+d = a*b*c*d = e

  14. Step 14: Let 100/9 +c = 100/9 *c = y

  15. Step 15: then Do 100/9 +c-c =(100/9 *c)-c = y

  16. Step 16: then Do 100/9 = c(100/9 - 1)

  17. Step 17: then Do 100/9 / (100/9 -1) = c = 1.0989010989011

  18. Step 18: then Test hypothesis: a+b+c = a*b*c = y?

  19. Step 19: Find that because a+b+c = a*b*c =12.2100122100122

  20. Step 20: to find d of a+b+c+d =a*b*c*d =e

  21. Step 21: Let 12.2100122100122 + d = 12.2100122100122 * d

  22. Step 22: then Do 12.2100122100122 + d-d =(12.2100122100122 *d) - d

  23. Step 23: then Do 12.2100122100122 = d*(12.2100122100122 - 1)

  24. Step 24: then Do 12.2100122100122 / (12.2100122100122 - 1) = d = 1.08920596884871

  25. Step 25: then Test the hypothesis: does a+b+c+d = a*b*c*d = e?

  26. Step 26: Realize that in this way

  27. Step 27: Mother Nature may decide whether she wants to add a length or an area as she continues to grow

  28. Step 28: using the equivalent amount of resources.

  29. Step 29: Make use of helper articles when proceeding through this tutorial: See the Related LifeGuide Hubs below and the article How to Do the Sub Steps of Neutral Operations for a list of articles related to Excel

  30. Step 30: Geometric and/or Trigonometric Art

  31. Step 31: Charting/Diagramming and Algebraic Formulation relating to Neutral Operations.

Detailed Guide

b may also not equal 1, due to Addition and Multiplication both being subject to the Law of Commutation., Let a+b = 10+ 10/9 = 90/9 +10/9 = 100/9 = x Let a*b = 10/1*10/9 = 100/9 = x √ check they are equal.

Let a^2 /(a-1) = 10^2 /9 = 100/9 = x √ Let b^2 / (b-1) = (10/9)^2 / (10/9
- 9/9) = 100/81 / 1/9 = 100/81 * 9/1 = 100/9 = x √ , Let a+b+c = 10 + 10/9 +
1.0989010989011 = y =
12.2100122100122 Let a*b*c = 10 * 10/9 *
1.0989010989011 = y =
12.2100122100122 √ , Let a+b+c+d = 10+10/9 +1.0989010989011 +1.08920596884871 = e=13.2992181788609 Let a*b*c*d = 10 *10/9 *1.0989010989011 *
1.08920596884871 = e=13.2992181788609√ Problem solved √ , so long as the area has 1 unit of thickness.

Notice that Addition and Multiplication are both Commutative, and we might just as easily have started off by subtracting a from both sides instead of b.

However, Subtraction is NOT commutative, e.g. 7-4 does not equal 4-7.

Find it is equally true for a+b=a*b that b/(b-1) = a.

Also notice that if a+b = a*b = w, then a^2 /(a-1) = b^2 / (b-1) = w.

This has the property of Symmetry, which is a very hot item in Mathematics these days! , For more art charts and graphs, you might also want to click on Category:
Algebra, Category:
Mathematics, Category:
Spreadsheets or Category:
Graphics to view many Excel worksheets and charts where Trigonometry, Geometry and Calculus have been turned into Art, or simply click on the category as appears in the upper right white portion of this page, or at the bottom left of the page.

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