Infinite possibilities

Up_Creek

this one's easy and totally visual once you know the answer...

what is 90 degrees from infinity?

K.J.Healey

highlight to read (its in LemonChiffon)

+/- infinity*i in complex space.

Up_Creek

while that may be entirely correct, and to some, easy, that's not something I can even understand. No, it's much easier than that. ;)

Don't overthink this one, the answer smaller than you think

K.J.Healey

If you draw a coordinate axis, like Y vs X but label the axis as "i" for y, and "1" for x, then you have the complex plane. a 90 degree rotation from positive infinity would be my previous answer.

Im stil ltrying to think of what you're answer is... I know I should approach it as a riddle rather than a math problem :(

Up_Creek

Relax, the answer is under 10 ;)


and yeah, that's a huge hint

Gokul43201

And over 7 ?

dextercioby

I found one answer

90 degrees=90°=\frac{\pi}{2} radians (I hope u see where the infinite comes from)...

And is roughly 1.57<10.

Daniel.

Very curious for another answer...

dextercioby

How about

[tex] \arctan \infty =90deg [/tex]

Up_Creek

You win. The answer is 8. Rotate 8 90 degrees right or left and you have

[tex] \infty [/tex]

K.J.Healey

He didnt win!!! He was just doing math!!!
I see what you mean though.

Gokul43201

No one took my hint seriously !!

DaveC426913

What did the number 0 say to the number 8?

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