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I've been very curious about this, please post comments.
Proof: Any number / Infinity = Zero -- because anything divided by infinity will be infinitely small or zero. Therefore Infinity * Zero = Infinity -- when you put infinity on the other side.
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I agree.
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not how it works... you can't just multiply through by infinity. infinity over infinity is not one, it is still zero. therefore 0 = 0, no matter what.
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lol math
Infinity/infinity is undefined, just like 0/0 so is infinity * 0 discussion over ps, talis: infinity/infinity is DEFINITELY not 0, rofl
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quiet I haven't done math in years.
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As Shash stated, infinite * 0 is undefined, as is infinite * infinite and 0 * 0.
Isn't infinite * -infinite = -infinite ? Someone verify this please. You can also look at limits. lim n->infinite { c over n } = 0. Now, consider lim n->infinite { n (c over n^2)}, lim n->infinite { n (c over n)}, and lim n->infinite { n^2 (c over n)}. Let c be a constant. To solve these, use L'Hopital's rule or other limit evaluation methods.
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positive infinity + negative infinity = zero, no?
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Inf * inf = inf 0 * 0 = 0 (lol, obviously) Inf * -inf = -inf Inf - Inf = undef also 0^inf = undef 1^inf = undef inf/0 = inf 0/inf = 0 fun with infinity ITT
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Yes
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My TI-89 says they're both undefined.
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I wrote that out and posted that after the post you just posted. I was unaware of the the post that preceded my last post.
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inifinity isn't really a number. it's more of a concept of the number line never ending.
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Infinity is the amount of possible numbers.
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Also, it's a possibility that the TI-89 is incorrect but it says the following:
0^inf= 0 1^inf= 1
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TI-89 is wrong if it says that, although I'd like to check it out on mine...you're using the actual infinity key, right?
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Don't mess with infinity.
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But isn't 1^x always 1?
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what
It doesn't matter how many times you multiply one by one, you'll still get one. At no point in the number line does 1^x go OH HEY I'M GOING TO DEVIATE AND BE SIXTY THREE Same with zero. ur rong
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Yes, I'm using the actual infinity key, and I thought so RandomPscho.
As long as X is greater than or equal to 0 that should be the case.
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Quote:
1^(-2000) =1/(1^2000) =1/1 =1 no pretty sure it's any number
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