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infinty times infinty is also infinty
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Is infinity a number and what value is it?
Infinity is any number greater than a number that already exists Infinity is any number greater than a number that already exists
What is the largest prime number greater than 200?
This is the same as asking "What is the largest prime number?". The answer would be infinity, but infinity isn't a number. There is no answer. Maybe you meant to ask: "What is the SMALLEST prime number greater than 200?". The answer to that is 211.
What number is greater than 7.923 and less than 7.929?
There is a infinity of these. One such number would be the average, 7.926
Is the set of integers greater than ten is finite?
No, there are an infinite number of integers. So, there would be an infinite (infinity/2-1) number of positive integers. And, there would be an infinite (infinity-10) number of integers greater than ten.
What number is 20 fewer than?
all numbers greater than 20! 21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31....infinity
Is -0.4 greater than -0.5?
0.09999999999999998
How many numbers greater than 100 are divisible by 7?
lots every 7th number from 100 to infinity which is infinity
Who believed that negative numbers were greater then infinity?
It can't be, because one is grater then any negative number and an infinity number is grater than one.
What is one bigger than -5 on the number line?
One number greater than -5 on the number line is -4.
What is greater than infinity?
Answer 1) infinity + 1 Answer 2) Obviously any number added to infinity would still make infinity. Therefore the question is nonsensical because there cannot be any number greater than infinity. Infinity is a transcendental number which defies the limitations of common mathematics because of its sheer Simplicity! Although, not strictly a number, it nevertheless manifests all numbers.Some question how that which is infinite can possibly consist of parts? This is where mathematics enters the realm of abstract speculation, philosophy and metaphysics.
Which interval notation represents all real number greater than -3?
The interval (-3, infinity).
If the universe is expanding what comes after the outermost edge?
Whether the universe were to be expanding, contracting or static, we could not know what might be beyond it's outer edge..... that is why whatever it might be cannot be any part of the universe. The universe is defined as "all existing matter and space". So if "X" exists, it is part of the universe, it cannot be outside it. it is like trying to find a number greater than infinity - if you could find one, it wouldn't be greater than infinity. As "infinity" is defined as "a number greater than any assignable quantity, or countable number" a statement such as ... a number greater than infinity is infinity+1 ... shows how there can be no 'edge' to infinity. what is defined ( hypothetical ) to what is ( reallity ) are not the same so what the universe is defined as is just a supposition based on ???
