1 1 is a matter of how many. Who comes, ask how much 1 1 is equal to

For the most part, it's 2

1+1=2 is the equation for numerical calculations within the range of elementary mathematics.

It is known that there are three different categories of things in the world. One is the amount that fully satisfies additivity. For example, the total mass of the gas in the container is always equal to the sum of the masses of each gas molecule. For these quantities, 1+1=2 is perfectly true.

The second category is quantities that only partially satisfy additivity. For example, if the gases of two containers are combined, the temperature of the combined gas is the weighted average of the respective temperatures of the original gases (this is a generalized "addition"). But here's the catch

The amount of temperature does not fully satisfy additiveness because a single molecule has no temperature.

Elementary school. Integers, fractions, and the four rules of elementary arithmetic, numbers and algebra, space and graphs, simple statistics and possibilities, unary equations, circles, plus and minus numbers, and preliminary solid geometry.

Junior high school. Algebra Section: Rational Numbers (Positive and Negative Numbers and Their Operations), Real Numbers (Radical Operations), Plane Cartesian Coordinate Systems, Fundamental Functions (Quadratic Functions, Inverse Proportional Functions), Simple Statistics, Acute Trigonometry, Equations, (Unary Linear Equations, Binary Linear Equations, Unary Quadratic Equations, Ternary Linear Equations), Factorization, Integers, Fractions, Unary Inequalities.

Geometric part: triangles such as the whole shed, quadrilaterals (emphasis on parallelograms and special parallelograms), symmetry and rotation, similar figures (emphasis on similar triangles), basic properties of circles.

High school. Sets, Elementary Elementary Functions (Exponential, Logarithmic, Power, Higher), Quadratic Root Distributions and Inequalities, Symbiography Inequality, Permutation Inequality, Elementary Determinants, Trigonometric Functions, Analytic Geometry and Conic Curves (Ellipses, Parables, Hyperbolas), Complex Numbers, Number Sequences, Higher Statistics and Probability, Permutations and Combinations, Plane Vectors, Spatial Vectors, Spatial Cartesian Coordinate Systems, Derivatives, and Relatively Simple Definite Integrals. <>

1+1=2 (mathematicians say).

1+1=3 (Dad + Mom = Family of Three).

1 + 1 = 4 (one kilogram + one kilogram = four city catties).

1 + 1 = 30 (a quarter of an hour + a quarter of an hour = 30 minutes).

1+1=120 (one hour + one hour = 120 minutes) 1+1=田 (the kanji is like this).

1+1=Not alone (even if only one person cares, it will not be alone) 1+1=v (index and middle fingers can compete for a victory).

Under normal circumstances, 1 and 1 are equal to 2.

That is, 1 is equal to 2.

If you are satisfied, you can give a thumbs up and encouragement.

I wish you a happy life [Bixin].

+1 = field.

Connect the two 1s together, and then cover the two horizontals up and down to be the field! Of course, if you don't count that equal sign, that's the king.

1=Shen. If it's too long, it's a Shen, of course, it can also be A or by!

From the perspective of arithmetic, as long as it is not wrong, it will be equal to 2, and if it is wrong, then any number can be counted.

Logical thinking, we have to learn to look at it from many aspects, imagine 1 pile of sand + 1 pile of sand, how many piles of sand? Together.

Not only do you have to learn to think logically, but you also have to observe the things around you. A couple got married and had a child, so how many people did they have in the family?

We can also think about how many hands there would be if one pair was added to the other.

Change your thinking, learn to compare the children with their fingers, and raise two index fingers to compare, and see how many they are?

Hehe, if you don't look at this problem from a normal angle, then 1+1 can be equal to countless possibilities, the key is to use your imagination.

1+1 = several, there are n answers.

1+1=2 (this answer is well known).

1+1=10 (computer binary).

1+1=3 (marriage, a man plus a woman, married and gave birth to a baby, it will be three) 1+1=1314 (love, a man plus a woman equals a lifetime, haha) It depends on everyone's mood, because there are too many answers, answer 2 is the standard answer, answer 3 I think it is the desire to form a family and have a family of three, if there is another answer, for example, it becomes hundreds, tens of thousands, or even more, that is the desire to create wealth, anyway, there is no specific answer, the benevolent see the wise. I hope to accept it. It's the first time I've played here, and it's the first time I've answered other people's questions so seriously, haha...

The standard answer is: two, 1+1=10, which is computer binary, 1+1=3, and this is the husband and wife, and the wife has a child, and the family of three.

1+1=2Because if one person comes after one person plays, it is two people.

It depends: pure arithmetic 1

Hello! 1+1=2,1+1=can be Tian, by, A, Shen.

1+1 can be king, it can be abundant, or it can be three.

1+1 2 Ha, what conclusion do you want to get by asking this kind of question?