Siegel's Paradox

If a fixed Fraction of a given amount of money is lost, and then the same Fraction of theremaining amount is gained, the result is less than the original and equal to the final amount if a Fraction is first gained, then lost. This can easily be seen from the fact that

• Riemann's Integral Theorem
• Riemann's Moduli Problem
• Riemann's Moduli Space
• Riemann Space
• Riemann Sphere
• Riemann-Stieltjes Integral
• Riemann Sum
• Riemann Surface
• Riemann Tensor
• Riemann Theta Function
• Riemann Weighted Prime-Power Counting Function
• Riemann Xi Function
• Riemann Zeta Function
• Riesel Number
• Riesz-Fischer Theorem
• Riesz Representation Theorem
• Riesz's Theorem
• Riffle Shuffle
• Rigby Points
• Right Angle
• Right Conoid
• Right Hyperbola
• Right Line
• Right Strophoid
• Right Strophoid Inverse Curve