Is zero times infinity equal to zero?
Is zero times infinity equal to zero?
Adam Phillips
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Jacob Jenkins
ye
Evan Campbell
its -1/12 xDD
Easton Myers
Pretty compressed picture of a monkey you got there
Daniel Reed
Of course. Infinity zero times is zero
Carter Sanders
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Camden Perry
It would be if infinity were a natural number, but it's not. It's of indeterminate form, just like infinity/infinity or 0/0, not zero.
Wyatt Harris
[math]0 = lim_{n \rightarrow \infty}\frac{1}{n}[/math]
[math]\infty = lim_{n \rightarrow \infty}n[/math]
[math](0)(\infty) = (lim_{n \rightarrow \infty}\frac{1}{n})(lim_{n \rightarrow \infty}n) = lim_{n \rightarrow \infty}\frac{n}{n} = lim_{n \rightarrow \infty}1 = 1[/math]
Samuel Ward
Is zero equal to the number brain cells gorilla posters have?
Is infinity the length of time gorilla posters spend in their mother's basement?
Luke Bailey
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Colton Peterson
zero times infinity equals 0/0, which is its own number not equal to infinity or any real or complex number
Dominic Ortiz
infinity divided by infinity is just infinity
Adam Johnson
Oliver Peterson
shit hadn't expected that, the calculations are correct though
Henry Russell
Is this true?
[math]2+2=5[/math]
Jordan Bennett
retard alert
Jose Collins
What are you expecting
Jack Reyes
Did you make this?
Jonathan Perez
Desmos: desmos.com
Parker Williams
great question OP
Jeremiah Morales
Monkeyposters really need to fuck off
Connor Anderson
saved
Hunter Cruz
What about
lim :n->{infinity} (1/n) = 0
lim :n->{infinity} (n^2) = {infinity}
{infinity}*0 = lim :n->{infinity} (n^2/n)=lim :n->{infinity} (n) = {infinity}
Clearly, the logic behing your calculations do not work. (you could say {infinity}*0=0=1={infinity}, that would break maths)
Cameron Peterson
It is.
[math]2+2=5[/math]
[math]4=5[/math]
[math]8=10[/math]
[math]-1=1[/math]
Finally, squaring:
[math]1=1[/math]
Q.E.D.
Thomas Cook
by convention we say that any calculation involving infinity is undefined
0/0 undef inf/inf unde inf*0 undef inf/anything undef anything/inf undef etc etc s post shows the unpredictability caused by not following this convention.
Benjamin Clark
DUMB GORILLAPOSTER
Brandon Cook
possible, depends on your shown output.
(2.499+2.499=4.998 and your result is shown with only one digit)
Lincoln Murphy
question to a math
is this only forbidden to be consolidated because of the definitions of zero/infinite ?