Interesting Math Joke #maths

[vikramrawat]

0°C+0°C=0°C😮
273°K+273°K=576°K😅
32°F+32°F=64°F😮
Salesman spitting out mind blowing questions 🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥

[kavinesh_the_legend]

Never knew we can multiply using temperatures in maths

[matei_woold_wewu]

(1) °C is not a variable
(2) 0/0 is indeterminate not undefined (Let 0/0=n, 0·n=0, which is true for all n)

[aroshneupane]

Same as saying 0°C+0°C is 64°F.
Backbencher be proving why his brain is udefined.

[shiwamkumarsingh]

Let me handle this ✋🏻(already give this in insta but now on utube)
Thermodynamics class 11 basic thing heat can not be added or subtracted it just absorbed or released by the body intial and final are not determined hence 0+0=0°C and 273+273=273°K
For e.g two rooms of same temperature lets say 100°C seperated & if we attached them (ignoring the loss) the final temp is indeed 100°C {basic}
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[shobharaniheddula]

Heres the explanation :
Any physical quantity divided by itself has no dimensions they cant be treated as natural numbers since natural numbers exist in one dimensional cartesian system

[soumadityamoitraonly]

Thats the exact reason for which 0/0 is said to be n (n is any number)

[realeducation]

Mathematically it's same as shifting origin so we can say that with reference from a coordinate system shifted as X = x + 273

[John-clek]

‘I’ll prove myself right when math and science are together’

[veenamalhotra]

Bro's too smart for this universe 😭🙏🏽

[vikasgrover]

Temperatures is intensive property we can't add or do any algebra with them

[navandeepsingh]

Just like this also
0⁰=1
1⁰=1
Then Why 0≠1
At last I would say for chemistry it's an exception

[naskang]

You're not a fool
You're the entire circus

[rishavroyclass-vid]

The thing is... You can only perform arithmetic functions using temperature only in kelvin scale and that too when we want to increase or decrease the temperature

[apotheosys]

Transreal numbers by Anderson W. There, divide by zero all you want.

[goshusingh]

Is this sharp backbencher's theorem useful in life😂

[honor_gamer]

Ayo for extending devision... until reveals °C, kalm.

[Jed_YT]

1) n/0=infinite
2) 0/n=0
3) n/n=1
4) n×0=0, 0/0=n (any number)

[Sujeetns-sw]

How even you can think about tempratures in maths

[ZannatunNaim-gzzn]

Teacher: this is math not physics.
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