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#1 2024-05-08 10:52:40
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Infinity • Infinity
Why does ∞ • ∞ = indeterminate form?
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#2 2024-05-09 05:44:27
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Re: Infinity • Infinity
Is that dot for multiply,?
If so, shouldn't this be infinity.
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#3 2024-05-09 07:41:43
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Re: Infinity • Infinity
Is that dot for multiply,?
If so, shouldn't this be infinity.
Bob
Yes, the dot shows multiplication.
Infinity times infinity is more infinity is what you are saying.
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#4 2024-05-09 07:50:48
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Re: Infinity • Infinity
Yes although a purist might object to the word 'more'.
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#5 2024-05-09 07:54:22
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Re: Infinity • Infinity
Yes although a purist might object to the word 'more'.
Bob
It's time for the purist to become a little dirty.
LOL
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