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Prove or disprove P!=NP.
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Answer / star
This is one of unsolved problems in theory of computation!
Thus,we can't say (yet or at all...)is P!=NP.
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Answer / arpita
p=2, n=5
p!=np
2!=5*2
2!=2
hence prooved.
p=1,n=1
p!=np
1!=1*1
but 1=1
hence disprooved.
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Answer / arpita
p=2, n=5
p!=np
2!=5*2
2!=10
hence prooved.
p=1,n=1
p!=np
1!=1*1
but 1=1
hence disprooved.
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Answer / rohit
suppose
if
p=5,
np=5
or
np=6
!=(it is the sign of not equal to)
so
if np and p are same the answer is false
and when the np and p are different the the answer is true
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Answer / vadivelt
My Assumption would be.,
N = Some no
P = Some no
NP -> does not mean multiplication of N and P. Just it
means two different numbers.
So my answer is.,
4! = 4*3*2*1
ie.,
4! = 24 so,
P! = NP
Hence proved..
Here P = 4, N = 2.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 3 Yes | 17 No |
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