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So here's a question for you, if on a line we chose one point, then what is the fraction of this point compared to the line?
I think we all agree that between two points there are infinite amount of other points, correct? So what fraction of a line is one point among infinite others? Isn't it 1/∞?
Here's another question, if a perfectly round object is placed on perfectly flat surface, what is the area of contact?
I think we all agree that between two points there are infinite amount of other points, correct? So what fraction of a line is one point among infinite others? Isn't it 1/∞?
Here's another question, if a perfectly round object is placed on perfectly flat surface, what is the area of contact?