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Posted By: Bohemian_Cur 2+2=4, 2x2=4 - 07/09/07 01:10 AM
Is this property of the number two--that it is the only number (of which I can think) that is has the same answer when it is added or multiplied with itself--termed?
Posted By: Hydra Re: 2+2=4, 2x2=4 - 07/09/07 06:09 AM
I don't know, Cur.

But Wiki have articles on numbers, including this on the The Number Two.

Good place to start.
Posted By: belMarduk Re: 2+2=4, 2x2=4 - 07/09/07 12:46 PM
Unique
Posted By: TheFallibleFiend Re: 2+2=4, 2x2=4 - 07/09/07 01:56 PM
Zero also has that property.
Posted By: belMarduk Re: 2+2=4, 2x2=4 - 07/09/07 06:56 PM
Can you multiply zero?

I mean, you can pick twelve apples and not get any more from a tree and it'll be a logical formula (12 + 0) but can have a logical statement of multiplication with naught?
Posted By: TheFallibleFiend Re: 2+2=4, 2x2=4 - 07/09/07 08:08 PM
"Can you multiply zero?"

I feel a slight tug on that connected series of metal links attached to the part of my body between my head and my shoulders.
Posted By: Maven Re: 2+2=4, 2x2=4 - 07/09/07 08:29 PM
If you have a business and sell 0 products for 0 days, perhaps...
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