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Originally Posted by eagleboy

Infinity * Zero is NOT any number, it's zero. No matter how large infinity is, any number you multiply by zero, is zero itself. You can have an infinite number of groups of zero, and it's still going to be zero, whatever way you put it. Still not satisfied? Think of it as a never-ending series of the numbers 0-9. Each of them times zero is zero, so therefore any VALUE, even INFINITY, must equal zero.

I would know, I aced Trigonometry AND Calculus (Not Pre-Calc) at age 15.

Infinity IS NOT a number, agreed. It's SO MASSIVE in amount that we dare not print it, because its value would exceed even the hardiest supercomputer's tolerance threshhold.

However, since infinity is never-ending, it's therefore a tangible value, just one that is too large to be properly expressed. We can argue all we want, but it remains a fact that, since infinity is never-ending, it must be an endless sequence of the ten basic digits, and, as these ten digits multiplied by zero are all zero, infinity * Zero MUST, by the transitive property, equal ZERO.

Here's the layout:

If 0*0=0, 0*1=0, 0*2=0, etc.
Then (Any single digit)*0=0.

If infinity is an endless string of digits
And (All digits)*0 equal zero
Then All of (Infinity*0)'s digits equal zero.
Therefore, by the transitive property, Infinity*0 = 0.

You just got served... math style. HOO-RAH!

you are wrong eagle... any number * zero is zero... you are right on that one... but infinity is not a number... pretty much falsifying your whole arguement.