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One_Zeroith
Jul 8, 2023
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The Absolute Value, of the Ratio of the two most important numbers 1, and 0.

That being, the Absolute Value of (1/0) is infinity, and the greatest possible infinity. 

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JcKo7
Jul 8, 2023
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no math
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One_Zeroith
Jul 8, 2023
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#3

(1/infinity)^-1 shall equal infinity/1

While

(-1/infinity)^-1 is -infinity/1

Showing 1/infinity is greater than 0, and -1/infinity is less 0.

If 0 is less than 1/infinity is it's multiplicative identity is 1/0 greater than??

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One_Zeroith
Jul 8, 2023
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For non 0, x, 0/x is neither positive or negative. As it's stays true for non 0, x x/0 is neither positive or negative. However for non 0, x The Absolute Value of (x/0) is the greatest number, just as 0/x is the smallest.