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Sample Problem One

If x = 2 and x - 2 = 0 are identical mathematical statements, then why does squaring one produce an equation with two real solutions, while squaring the other produces only one?

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Last updated: 1st May, 1996
Stephen Arnold
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© 1996 The University of Newcastle


EDGS 646 Index

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© 1996: The University of Newcastle: Faculty of Education