Yoshi Boo 118 wrote:Never really thought about that. Hmm...math can be strange sometimes.
Neither have I
Yoshi Boo 118 wrote:Never really thought about that. Hmm...math can be strange sometimes.
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Doram wrote:I have taken up to Pre-Calculus, and I can confirm that infinity does pop up a lot (from what I understand, the point of calculus is the ability to do calculations with infinity). Division by zero is UNDEFINED (yes, written exactly like that), which means it is either unsolvable, or you screwed up your math somewhere along the line of equations...
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marioiscool254 wrote:Doram wrote:I have taken up to Pre-Calculus, and I can confirm that infinity does pop up a lot (from what I understand, the point of calculus is the ability to do calculations with infinity). Division by zero is UNDEFINED (yes, written exactly like that), which means it is either unsolvable, or you screwed up your math somewhere along the line of equations...
Calculus is more than calculations with infinity, I can assure you. And as for dividing by zero, it is technically unsolvable, but you can still come up with an answer.
WUT?
Yes, I know. It's a handy little thing called limits…
itoofast wrote:omg me is lost...
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YoshiKid69 wrote:All numbers sums does not equal to zero, only some of them. For example subtracting a number by itself.
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YoshiKid69 wrote:I'll make the example clearer.
Subtracting numbers itself: 6-6=0
See? It works.
Runouw wrote:The problem is.. 1 / ∞ is not exactly equal to 0, but a number infinitely CLOSE to 0.
Like 0.0000000000000000... (with infinite zeros... then a 1)
So x / ∞ = 0 is really a false statement as you just proved....