100-100/100-100 =2
prove please

Now, you have given (100–100)/(100–100), which can basically be written as 10^2 - 10.10/(10^2 - 10.10). Now this can be rewritten as, 10^2–10.10+1–1.(10^2 -10.10 +1 -1). This can be rewritten of the form, 10^2 - 2.5.10. +1 - 1 / 10^2–2.5.10+1 -1.

Further simplification of the numerator and expressing, a/B as C/B+d/B, and cancelling out the common terms, we get, 1/1 + ((-1)/(-1)), which is naturally 1 + (-1/-1), thus giving, 1+1 as 2. Since, you are really interested in finding this painstaking solution you have read this far. Sorry forgot having read this far.

Actually, the given question cannot be proved. It is a useless question, but of late there are many who ask such Street smart questions and waste everyone's energy and time. It is high time that Quora moderator team take note of this.

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i would pic false cause it goes down towards negative

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ian gonna lie that is way to much