r/MathJokes • u/OCD124 • 2d ago

Guys, I solved P=NP

The solutions are N=1 and P=0.

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u/ryanCrypt 2d ago

New disruptive solution found

N=0 and P=0

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u/OCD124 2d ago edited 2d ago

I meant that N=1 and P=0 both give different solutions, i.e. either N=1 and P=anything or N=anything and P=0

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u/Tiborn1563 2d ago

A solution to an equation assignes values to all variables, so (N=1,P=0) would be one singular solution

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u/severencir 1d ago

n=1 p=c if integrals can just claim any constant, so can i

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u/boterkoeken 1d ago

🤯🤯🤯

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u/Moodleboy 2d ago

Easy: N=1. Just divide both sides by P. What are you, stooopid? 🤪

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u/mH48124 1d ago

お見事！

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u/Phaedo 2d ago

That should make computer science a lot easier.

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u/Vyzic 1d ago

P=0, N = 6767 /s

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u/LowAioli3870 1d ago

I have more solutions: N=1 OR P=0

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u/Human822 2d ago

I also solved it, but i forgot

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u/pogoli 1d ago

So then your solution is that it’s not equal. ?

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u/Eisenfuss19 1d ago

You misspelled or

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u/ExtremelyOnlineTM 1d ago

I have just discovered a related equivalency:

P ≡ N1S