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Akand
·2009-03-16 00:47:27
wel im not sure i thought..........xxxx was only equal to unknowns like y.........that is...........
xxxx=y.......then we can subsitute and get it...............but im not sure whether u can use the same for known numbers
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Shreyan
·2009-03-16 01:05:03
i din't get the question....
but from whatever i cud guess, here's what i think..(dont blame me if its outrageously silly![4])
Let\,\sqrt{2}^{\sqrt{2}^{\sqrt{2}^{....}}} be\,x
\Rightarrow \: \left( \sqrt{2}\ \right)^{x} = x
This is true for both x = 2 and x = 4
Tell me if its correct or not...
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Shreyan
·2009-03-16 01:06:38
oh...just realized...how can a number be two numbers at once???!!![4][3]
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kaymant
·2009-03-16 01:14:40
Yeah.. that is the question.
By the way Akand, how will you solve (for x) the equation
x^{x^{x^{x^{.^{.^{.^{.}}}}}}}=2
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Akand
·2009-03-16 01:56:22
yes kaymant sir i understand.....................but thts d only explanation i cud give for d paradox.................
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Parul Kohli
·2009-03-16 02:00:20
i also want its explanation....
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gaurav
·2009-03-16 02:46:06
I have read this somewhere (ditto same example) in a book. Can I post my reply?
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gaurav
·2009-03-16 03:18:13
Please see
http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=2cc21860111eb8a2312dbd5f2bdc5062fb70d5567a61ea37ce018c8114394287
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Abhishek Priyam
·2009-03-16 04:25:51
Gaurav says:(For easy viewing i am posting it here...)
great explanation by (Euler in 1778 ;)...