Can 1 Dollar = 1 Cent (Posted on 2003-05-03)

	Submitted by Jonny Doe
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The trick in this "proof" lies in the part the transition from 100 cents to 10 cents x 10 cents. In reality, it is meaningless to multiply cents by cents (since we would get a non-existant unit of cents squared). 100 cents is actually simply 10 * 10 cents, or 10 * (1/10 dollar) or 1 dollar - as we all know.

	Subject	Author	Date
	some thoughts	broll	2023-11-14 01:29:18
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	Error	Math Man	2011-03-01 21:43:08
	answer	K Sengupta	2007-03-25 04:18:55
	pretty good	Jak Dakars	2005-03-25 22:17:42
	Different error...	Matt	2004-12-08 02:23:50
	Let's make a deal	Carlos Da Peanut	2004-05-27 22:16:12
	re: Another Viewpoint	logischer Verstand	2004-05-12 18:03:22
	No Subject	Jignesh	2004-05-05 06:37:46
	Another Viewpoint	Richard	2004-04-10 14:13:01
	a solution	logischer Verstand	2004-04-05 13:22:11
	Never ~ !!~	dorkdork	2003-08-02 22:03:48
	re: SOLUTION	Gamer	2003-07-23 12:52:04
	SOLUTION	qw	2003-07-03 19:09:21
	Easy Solution	Jayaram S	2003-05-06 21:02:48
	another answer	Jon	2003-05-06 08:16:12
	Solution	Brian Smith	2003-05-05 03:42:41
	Solution	Amy	2003-05-04 14:07:17
	re: kinda messed	Gamer	2003-05-04 09:30:23
	kinda messed	Tristan	2003-05-03 17:19:05
	re: E Z	Gamer	2003-05-03 16:45:53
	duh!	ethan	2003-05-03 16:01:00
	No Subject	Geoff	2003-05-03 13:12:57
	E Z	Chaz	2003-05-03 06:05:44
	dimensional analysis	TomM	2003-05-03 04:17:16
	Solution	Ravi Raja	2003-05-03 04:10:15
	solution	Charlie	2003-05-03 03:57:28