Still infinite. Specifically, you won't get a larger infinity by adding two infinite numbers, or even by multiplying them. However, if you raise 2 to an infinite power, you do get a larger infinity. For more details, search the Wikipedia, or Google, for Aleph zero, or for aleph number.
There are an infinite number of possible answers. One of the easier pairs is 1 and 31.
Infinity was first described in India. It was first described in Isha Upanishad from India that dates back to 2nd millennium BCE as in the following verse.Om purnam-adah purnam-idam; purnaat purnam-udacyate.purnasya purnam-aadaaya,purnam-Eva-avashishyateThe literal translation:That is infinite, this is infinite;From That infinite this infinite comes.From That infinite, this infinite removed or added;Infinite remains infinite.
How about three things that are infinite. Counted number are infinite. The complete statement of PI is infinite. The result of 1 divided by 3 is infinite.
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The answer is double infinite. Now at first glance one might say how can you have double infinitive , it don't make sense. And if you add 1 infinite to a nother it would still be infinite. But that not exactly true. Why? Well because look at it like this , let say infinite meant "more than 2". So that would mean 8 would be infinite.But let say you double that number. You now have 16. Now that would also be infinite in value too , and at the same time it would be double in value. Proving you can have double infinite.
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There isn't one. Numbers don't stop. There doesn't exist a number so large that one can't be added to it.
There are an infinite number of correct answers to this question. Here's one: 656 and 1
There are an infinite number of possible answers. One of the easier pairs is 1 and 31.
one of them is missi sippi if you know a nother one them type it in.
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A line is one dimensional and can have infinite length.
Infinity was first described in India. It was first described in Isha Upanishad from India that dates back to 2nd millennium BCE as in the following verse.Om purnam-adah purnam-idam; purnaat purnam-udacyate.purnasya purnam-aadaaya,purnam-Eva-avashishyateThe literal translation:That is infinite, this is infinite;From That infinite this infinite comes.From That infinite, this infinite removed or added;Infinite remains infinite.