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Infinity is not a real number right? Then where do infinity stand (complex no?) . Why infinity is not a real number , I thought of it as a very very big real number! Ignore my poor communication skills.
Infinity is a concept in mathematics and philosophy that refers to something that has no limit or end. It is often symbolized by the symbol ∞ and is used to represent something that is unbounded or limitless.
In mathematics, infinity is defined as a concept that represents the idea of something that has no limit or end. It is used to describe the behavior of numbers or quantities that grow without bound, such as in the case of the number line or the concept of infinite series.
No, infinity is not considered a number in mathematics. It is a concept that represents something that is unbounded or limitless, and therefore cannot be expressed as a specific numerical value.
No, infinity cannot be reached or measured. It is a concept that describes something that has no limit or end, and therefore cannot be quantified or measured in a tangible way.
Infinity plus one is a mathematical concept that is used to explore the properties of infinity. It is not the same as infinity itself, which represents something that has no limit or end. Infinity plus one is simply a way of expressing that there is something beyond infinity, not a specific mathematical quantity.