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Would you give this to a girl/guy? - Fiel - 2010-09-12
Just because 'i' is typically the letter reserved for imaginary numbers does not mean it can be the only letter which can represent an imaginary number. "i" is a letter of convention, not an absolute.
a, z, and any letter in between can represent any number, any concept. So u = i and that's not an issue because i < 3i which still accurately reflects the equation.
Would you give this to a girl/guy? - Shidoshi - 2010-09-12
In electrical engineering, j is normally used for imaginary numbers since i is normally the current.
Like Fiel said, letters can represent anything, they are not fixed, it just depends on what you defined a priori
i could also be the unitary vector of the system (i,j,k) of coordinate vectors
Would you give this to a girl/guy? - larmie - 2010-09-16
I know this thread is a bit old but I have to point this out:
1.) If you switch the sides instead of the sign when you divide by -7, you end up with 3u>i
2.) The end result reads "I am worth a third of your worth"; not the right line
3.) i (imaginary numbers) can't even be compared in an inequality
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