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jontyjashan
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hello
i m a new user
what is infinity minus infinity
i m a new user
what is infinity minus infinity
jontyjashan said:its a limit
hijontyjashan said:hello
I can telli m a new user
Doesn't exist for what I feel you define inf. aswhat is infinity minus infinity
protonchain said:hi
i can tell
Doesn't exist for what I feel you define inf. as
Bye
dx said:You mean [tex] \lim_{x \to \infty} x - x [/tex]? Then it's zero.
Infinity minus infinity is a mathematical expression that is undefined. It cannot be solved or given a numerical value.
No, infinity minus infinity is not equal to zero. As mentioned before, it is an undefined expression and cannot be given a numerical value.
This is because infinity is not a number, it is a concept that represents something that is endless or boundless. Therefore, subtracting one form of infinity from another does not result in a finite number and is therefore undefined.
Yes, infinity can be subtracted from infinity, but the result will always be undefined. This is because infinity is not a precise value and cannot be manipulated like regular numbers.
Unlike addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, infinity minus infinity does not follow the usual rules of arithmetic. It is a special case that cannot be solved and must be represented as undefined.