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1+1=3 or 2=3

Let three =3
Let two = 2
Let the average (mean) of two and three = Ave
Then two + three = 2Ave
Rearranging;
three = 2Ave - two
and three – 2Ave = -two
multiplying both side by three or its equal
three(three – 2Ave) = -two(-two + 2Ave)
three^2 – 2 x three x2Ave = two^2 – 2 x two x Ave
Add Ave2 to both sides
three^2 – 2x two x Ave + Ave2 = two^2 -2 x two x Ave + Ave2
(three - Ave)2 = (two - Ave)2
Take the square root of both sides
three - Ave = two - Ave
Add Ave to both sides
three = two

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