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1/0 is not a number but is both infinity and -infinity as a limit a
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Jul 16, 2021
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Andrew_Stephenson wrote:
The square root of -infinity equals infinity i [i being the imaginary unit or - square root of -1]
But infinity i itself does not have a defined square root.
Oct 13, 2021
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The absolute value of the quotient (1/0)=[1/0] which is Infinity. Since the absolute value of any non 0 real, or complex number must be positive.
But, most mysteriously the absolute value of 1 divided by the absolute value of 0=[1]/[0] is both negative or positive Infinity, still.
Thanks for the calculus
Oct 13, 2021
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A black hole is like Infinity, because anything plus a black hole is still just the black hole.
And the black hole minus anything is just the black hole, as well.
The black hole does get bigger though
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The black hole also gets smaller but it takes a while
black hole is so similar to joe mama hole
It can be shown that as x approaches 0 from the right side, 1/x will approach positive infinity.
And likewise it can be shown that as x approaches 0 the left side, 1/0 will approach negative infinity.
Showing that 1/0 is not a number but a limit.