x=x+1 has absolutely no solutions, how about sqrt(x)=x+1? @blackpenredpen

x=x+1 has absolutely no solutions, how about sqrt(x)=x+1? @blackpenredpen

Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

The equation x=x+1 has absolutely no solutions, but sqrt(x)=x+1 actually has some?
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