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What do you mean create? This isn't physics, in maths either a number is equal or it isn't.ram2048 said:and actually if I'm doing the sigma thing correctly [tex]\sum_{n=1}^{\infty} \frac{3}{10^n}[/tex] does create [itex]0.\overline{3}[/itex]
As infinity halved is still infinity then:
Well at least I now know you really do have no understanding of mathematics even at the philosophical level.ram2048 said:whoa whoa... where did you get THAT from. 1/2 infinity = infinity? I think not.
1/2 infinity = 1/2 infinity
1/2 infinity < infinity
it's unresolvable in the first place and [tex]\frac{1}{2}\infty = \infty[/tex] is just not logical
Zurtex said:What do you mean create? This isn't physics, in maths either a number is equal or it isn't.
Person A has an infinite number of bananas. For every 2 bananas person A has, Person B has 1 banana. Does person B have an infinite number of bananas?
ty, my point is proven.ram2048 said:yes.
Does that mean that .1 (base 3) is also irrational? Just what is an irratioal number to you?
So you think there is some default value for infinity?ram2048 said:not EQUAL
Infinity + 1 > Infinity
If you understood what true proof was you would know that in maths you can't disprove something that has been rigorously proved.ram2048 said:you forgot disproving current mathematical theorems and analysis and building a true logical system that works :D
hell ya
If you understood what true proof was you would know that in maths you can't disprove something that has been rigorously proved.
ram2048 said:sure you can. that makes no sense whatsoever :D
that's like saying if a criminal is tried and convicted you can't appeal his case if new evidence is found that would vindicate his position
Ram, can your interpretation of the decimals (exactly) solve the equation 3x=1? If not, why should anyone use your interpretation instead of one that can exactly solve this equation?
ram2048 said:3x=1
x=1/3
x=.333r(1/3) exactly and rational
uart said:Hehe 1/3 = .333r(1/3), it just gets funnier. You mean 1/3 of 1/infinity there don't you RAM.
Zurtex said:However there is just one little flaw that I see that you may be able to patch up. You are of the belief that [itex]\infty + 1 \neq \infty[/itex] Which means you must have some default value for infinity, for example: [itex]\infty_d[/itex] such that:
[tex]0.\overline{0}1 = \frac{1}{\infty_d}[/tex]
Am I correct so far? If so how do you define this [itex]\infty_d[/itex] and furthermore for this to hold true you must have a way of defining all other infinities right? Otherwise your system would just fall apart.
If you can show me this way of mathematically creating relationships of all infinites with one natural infinity and describe their mathematical relationship to real numbers then I will believe you