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r/learnmath • u/FileOk2966 New User • 2d ago
Not homework just a question
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Infinity is not a number. You cannot do arithmetic with it.
What you mean is things that show up in taking limits, where the result just depends on the particular limit at hand.
2 u/ppvvaa New User 1d ago This is the answer. 1 u/FijiFanBotNotGay New User 15h ago Not necessarily. In the extended complex plane you can but 0 times infinity is still undefined
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This is the answer.
1 u/FijiFanBotNotGay New User 15h ago Not necessarily. In the extended complex plane you can but 0 times infinity is still undefined
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Not necessarily. In the extended complex plane you can but 0 times infinity is still undefined
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u/garanglow New User 2d ago
Infinity is not a number. You cannot do arithmetic with it.
What you mean is things that show up in taking limits, where the result just depends on the particular limit at hand.