just a small check: an upside-down "therefore" ???????????? (1 Viewer)

[~~**maltsyn**~~]

an upside down "therefore" is a "but"........right?

 

[anti]

I believe it means 'because'.

 

[McLake]

I thought it was "EG"

 

[tooheyz]

yeah upside down therefore is BECAUSE

'.' is because

 

[schooly]

up side down therefore is both a THEREFORE and a SINCE. can be sued as either of them

 

[McLake]

Ok, I used google to tell me the answer.

It is "because"

http://www.tcaep.co.uk/science/symbols/maths.htm
http://wso.williams.edu/how/lshort2e/node61.html

 

[SoFTuaRiaL]

Originally posted by schooly
up side down therefore is both a THEREFORE and a SINCE. can be sued as either of them

no point in upside-down therefore being a therefore ....
its since/because

 

[KeypadSDM]

HSC syllabus recognises that:

.'. is therefore

'.' is because

however this is only in the mathematics syllabuses, i couldn't find it in any of the other sciences...

 

[ace]

' . ' is a HENCE FORTH

it tells you that in maths textbooks, e.g. fitz, coronoes, etc.

 

[Lexicographer]

Henceforth is not recognised by the BoS syllabus and hence irrelevant.

 

[ssssonicyouth]

Originally posted by KeypadSDM
HSC syllabus recognises that:

.'. is therefore

'.' is because

however this is only in the mathematics syllabuses, i couldn't find it in any of the other sciences...

this person is right!!!

i use it all the time...

 

[fatmuscle]

hehhe, and next will be what does 'QED' stand for?

Quite Easily Done!!!

 

[cakes]

i've never seen '.' and hopefully i never will..

 

[Brad]

lol @ QED
its latin isn't it?
Quid etrum Demonstartus or something along those lines?

 

[iambored]

so what is it? because or hencefourth? isn't hencefourth the same as therefore?

 

[fatmuscle]

Originally posted by Brad
lol @ QED
its latin isn't it?
Quid etrum Demonstartus or something along those lines?

yeahp