For example this person gives roughly the same advice.
Yeah I watch random math stuff online... meanwhile it seems you only spam about infinity * x on a chess forum... the same topic over and over... and over and over and over
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This is Bullchit, Yuppie wannabe.
Quite showing off your non friends, and reiterate what she was saying in a few sentences.
Be succient and to the point, M*RON!
Quoting for posterity. (nice edit, btw)
For example this person gives roughly the same advice.
Yeah I watch random math stuff online... meanwhile it seems you only spam about infinity * x on a chess forum... the same topic over and over... and over and over and over
-
This is Bullchit, Yuppie wannabe.
Quite showing off your non friends, and reiterate what she was saying in a few sentences.
Be succient and to the point, M*RON!
Quoting for posterity. (nice edit, btw)
Yep it's *Quit
Writing is like Chess, you can move fast, but only if you make sure you're right.
And you don't have to take college classes these days... for example the youtuber mathologer
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1_uAIS3r8Vu6JjXWvastJg
has lots of interesting videos. Many of them start out simple, but as the video goes on it gets harder and harder. Someone interested in math could follow a channel like that, and write down a list of questions / unknown terms as they watch, and look into them on their own... I mean, not only would the person learn from the videos, but they'd also develop interesting questions to go learn even more on their own.
If I did that I'd learn a lot too... he often goes beyond things I understand, but the videos are still fun for me.
There are also sites like this
https://math.libretexts.org/Bookshelves
With an enormous amount of information for free.
You could basically get as much information as an undergrad degree in maths, online for free
Or read a Calculus book, if you are able to grasp very simple concepts.
Your post is totally left field, from mine. Where I stated I learned about these Maths from A College Text
You could said "Or.. You can watch these videos. "
"The dude in the video is a college maths professor, and the other link is to college text books... "
The individual in this video is a college math professor. And the other link I shared, is to college text book.
"these are the sorts of resources a math enthusiast would enjoy."
These are sort of resources a math enthusiastic would like.
"Or, you know, you could spam 2*inf = inf on a chess forum for YEARS... not sure what kind of hobby that is, but you do you."
Or, you know, you could spam 2*inf=infinity on this Chess forum for Years. Not knowing what kind of hobby that is, but I know you do.
PS
I notice that you keep mentioning I have pasted infinity*2 equals infinity, which I only posted here once, to correct someone here.
I notice you don't mention such gems as, 1^infinity=infinity^0=infinity/infinity
As a guy with "school" knowledge, what llama said is what I learnt. What I can understand is that it depends on the branch of math.
In other words, you've noticed that...
One multiplied by itself is one.
Something to the power of zero is 1.
Something divided by itself is 1.
In the case of infinities and zeros, it depends on the context, and basic algebra leaves them as undefined. For example Infinity / infinity could be a number, or zero, or infinity, or actually indeterminate, it just depends.
I never even mentioned those properties of the number 1.
Now you are just being obtuse.
"It's the only reason you'd make incorrect claims like inf / inf = 1."
Infinity goes into infinity, 0nce, twice or infinity times.
Either disprove this or go away.
"Ironically you allude to why this is wrong yourself when you talk about limits... limit x->inf of x/2x is not 1 even though it's infinity / infinity in the case of, say, an infinite sum of 1s on top, and an infinite sum of 2s on bottom... the limit is 1/2."
Please be more clear next time, you attempt to state something Mathematically.
At (1/2 infinity)/infinity, the quotient is any positive and infinity.
Do you comprehend this, or no?
"There is other math that deals with infinites that I haven't learned, it's just that basic calculus (which you mention yourself) disagrees with you, so we can stop there."
I don't know WTF you are talking about, Bud.
"But feel free to post your "gems" on a math forum... I assume you've already been banned."
You should be banned for clear harassment, Sir.
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Ironically you allude to why this is wrong yourself when you talk about limits... limit x->inf of x/2x is not 1 even though it's infinity / infinity in the case of, say, an infinite sum of 1s on top, and an infinite sum of 2s on bottom... the limit is 1/2.
"for x/x the limit is 1, for x/x^2 the limit is zero, for 3x/x the limit is 3, and so on, each inf/inf is different."
They are not limits they are the case of dealing with infinity in regular Mathematical operations.
(3*infinity)/infinity is still infinity/infinity and goes into infinity the same as 3 does.
"Ironically you allude to why this is wrong yourself when you talk about limits... limit x->inf of x/2x is not 1 even though it's infinity / infinity in the case of, say, an infinite sum of 1s on top, and an infinite sum of 2s on bottom... the limit is 1/2."
I never ever talked about limits here, just infinite quantities.
As x approaches 0 from the right side, then 1/x shall approach +infinity=l and 1/0 as well.
As x approaches 0 from the left side, 1/x shall approach
-infinity and 1/0 as well.
L Hopital's Rule deals with 7 different Indeterminate forms.
1^infinity, infinity/infinity, infinity*0, infinity-infinity, infinity^0
0/0, 0^0.
I have simply related them together in other posts.
"Infinite addition of 2s / infinite multiplication of 2s = inf / inf = 0"
Nope Id*ot,
Infinity/infinity is not 0 !!
It is any positive real or infinity itself.
I don't know how to communicate SLOW-LY with the 'Nets.
"Took me a while but I finally did it succinctly... or as you might say "succulently" (very juicy)."
That was a typo, your posts are pure unapologetic block headedness and purely stupid.
"Infinite multiplication of 2s
2 * 2 * 2 * . . .
This equals infinity, but can also be written as limit of 2^x as x-> infinity."
It is not a limit, so it approaches nothing, the way you presented it.
"Very easy.
Also I don't have to argue this since it's common knoweldge (among people who know some math) but since you've been spamming this nonsense for over a year now... I got tired of it."
You're like a dumb ditsy broad, an overtly assertive D*mocratic c*** impersonating an aggressive man.
Yeah, llama, be succulent. Aloe vera is a nice succulent and has some good uses.