This document discusses the relationship between the number of letters and syllables in certain words. It notes that while the word "egg" has three letters, it only has one syllable, so 3 = 1. Similarly, the word "A" has one letter and one syllable, so 1 = 1. And the word "India" has five letters but only two syllables, so 5 = 2.

1. Language and Math
Egg: three letters but one syllable
i.e., 3 = 1
A (one) :one letter and one syllable
i.e., 1 = 1
India : five letters but two syllables
i.e., 5 = 2