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This may sound like a tautological answer. But ∞+1 comes after ∞. And ∞+2 comes after that. As long as what you define is mathematically consistent and makes logical sense, you are allowed to make up whatever number system and rules you want.
Georg Cantor defined the ordinal numbers and transfinite arithmetic by making the + operator non-commutative. So 99+∞=∞ but ∞<∞+1.
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Do numbers ever come to an end?
Whatever the number you might think of, you can always add 1 to it. So, no, numbers don't come to an end. It's called infinity. or google
How are natural and whole number different?
whole numbers include numbers from 0 to infinity whereas natural numbers are the numbers from 1 to infinity
What is the median of all numbers from 1 to infinity?
half of infinity
Is infinity divided by infinity 1?
Infinity is not a defined number. It describes, in math, the endlessness of numbers.
Is infinity just one number are or all the numbers?
Infinity is a term used to denote something with no end. Numbers are infinite as no matter what number you can think of you can always up that number by 1. Thus numbers span into infinity. Infinity itself is not a number.
