estimating and getting wrong (or right) answers?

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Sujet : estimating and getting wrong (or right) answers?
De : dchmelik (at) *nospam* gmail.com (David Chmelik)
Groupes : sci.math
Date : 19. Jun 2024, 10:19:28
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When I was a mathematics major, some students joked 'for large values of
one, "1+1=3"' and I thought about this recently.  Even at 1:59, it's the
one o'clock hour, and similarly, 19 is in the 10s, and similarly, 1.9 is
in 1.n, so does the joke have some truth?

How would you categorize/classify this?

Do these sorts of things have truth for some definitions but not others?

Is there any mathematics sub-field that uses such ideas?

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19 Jun 24 o estimating and getting wrong (or right) answers?1David Chmelik

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