## Colcaps Group Title Infinite/Infinite=? one year ago one year ago

1. TuringTest Group Title

infinity is not a number, so you are basically asking "what is purple/purple ?"

2. chandhuru Group Title

u cant define an infinity... so infinite/ infinite cant be defined....

3. Colcaps Group Title

purple and purple is probably equal to a darker purple

4. TuringTest Group Title

I don't know about that, I've never tried to divide purple ;)

5. Colcaps Group Title

i just wanna see all of your thoughts on this problem

6. DarkSpark Group Title

infinite is not a rational number so cannot be divided.

7. muhammad9t5 Group Title

thats undefined just like 1/0

8. experimentX Group Title

|dw:1349360636661:dw| now if you allow this whole number system will collapse. These are called indeterminate forms and you do your best to avoid these things. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indeterminate_form

9. 03453660 Group Title

its an undefine case because any number divide by infinity = zero and infinity divide by any number is = infinity so here you cannot consider any of these case separetly so its undefine case

10. muhammad9t5 Group Title

if you have given limx-->infinity then 1/infinity=0

11. Colcaps Group Title

undefined?? but is it possible to solve?

12. muhammad9t5 Group Title

nope not possible but can be in limits.

13. NamesROvRated Group Title

L'HOPITAL'S RULE!!!!!

14. muhammad9t5 Group Title

yes thats in limits.

15. TuringTest Group Title

L'hospital is only for limits of functions there is no function in infty/infty

16. experimentX Group Title

yeah there are few cases where you can solve this kind of stuff ... but you better come up with problems where you encounter it ... it would be concrete.

17. TuringTest Group Title

to show you the problem with your idea${\infty\over\infty}={\infty+1\over\infty}={\infty^2\over\infty}$now, are they any different?

18. NamesROvRated Group Title

what chapter of your text are you in? is this for limits or improper integrals? or something else?

19. TuringTest Group Title

how could they all have the same solution, and if so what would it be?

20. TuringTest Group Title

If you want to go really deep down the rabbit hole, learn about hyperreal numbers http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperreal_number

21. Colcaps Group Title

Im studying trigonometry, i dont know what that limits mean and i just recently researched that L'Hospital rule i didnt even understand a thing 8-I

22. TuringTest Group Title

or Cantor's set theory

23. TuringTest Group Title

forget l'hospital, you'll get there when you take calculus

24. Colcaps Group Title

pre calculus?

25. A.Avinash_Goutham Group Title

i wonder if "/" is defined for so called infinity........... infi is representation of a v.large number.........it doesnt say how large and if it is defined.....say it somethin like a v.l num/ a v.l deno so denom can be <= num so it can be anythin so........the qn is not complete...... :P r is it's jus a troll

26. TuringTest Group Title

maybe, but l'hospital involves taking the derivative, and derivatives are a part of calc, not precalc sometimes they try to throw it into precalc it is hard to understand l'hospital without understanding the derivative

27. Colcaps Group Title

limits are in pre calculus but i havent encountered that hospital rule

28. Colcaps Group Title

i see

29. Colcaps Group Title

im closing this question thatbks guys

30. TuringTest Group Title

welcome always fun to talk about infity :)

31. TuringTest Group Title

even if I can't spell it :P