Both Solutions Are Correct
x² = 4 x = −2 x = +2
A classical painting shows several nude figures falling or reaching upward, with mathematical labels overlaid: x² = 4, x = −2, and x = +2. The joke is that both positive and negative two are valid solutions, so the equation has split the figures between its two answers. It is used as a reaction to situations where multiple contradictory outcomes are simultaneously correct. EN: A classical painting shows several nude figures falling or reaching upward, with mathematical labels overlaid: x² = 4, x = −2, and x = +2. The joke is that both positive and negative two are valid solutions, so the equation has split the figures between its two answers. It is used as a reaction to situations where multiple contradictory outcomes are simultaneously correct.
- @profunctor_io / 942 2018-06-10
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- image
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- Mood
- absurd, sarcastic
- Language
- en
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