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RE: Counting Game(Stupid but addicting *maybe*) - pillow - 02-17-2015

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RE: Counting Game(Stupid but addicting *maybe*) - Bulldog. - 02-17-2015

What in the world? Where is this crazy coming from Tongue

@Derk you would then be 31

Next is then 32.


RE: Counting Game(Stupid but addicting *maybe*) - Chuba - 02-17-2015

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RE: Counting Game(Stupid but addicting *maybe*) - Corile - 02-17-2015

(02-17-2015, 06:43 PM)Thyrzul Wrote:
(02-17-2015, 06:40 PM)Protégé Wrote: sqrt(-1)
i see what you did there

oh snap


RE: Counting Game(Stupid but addicting *maybe*) - Black Widow - 02-17-2015

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RE: Counting Game(Stupid but addicting *maybe*) - Bulldog. - 02-17-2015

(02-17-2015, 07:46 PM)Chuba Wrote: 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
Ah your a cheat xD
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(02-17-2015, 08:19 PM)Black Widow Wrote:
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As infinity is not a number you lose in this argument Tongue


RE: Counting Game(Stupid but addicting *maybe*) - Black Widow - 02-17-2015

(02-17-2015, 08:35 PM)Bulldog. Wrote:
(02-17-2015, 07:46 PM)Chuba Wrote: 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
Ah your a cheat xD
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(02-17-2015, 08:19 PM)Black Widow Wrote:
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As infinity is not a number you lose in this argument Tongue

It is a number since infinity = 1 / 0, also if you think that infinity - 1 must be a number then: (infinity - 1) + 1 = infinity. Is thus a number also....

Admin can thus close the thread Smile


RE: Counting Game(Stupid but addicting *maybe*) - Tachyon - 02-17-2015

(02-17-2015, 09:19 PM)Black Widow Wrote: It is a number since infinity = 1 / 0, also if you think that infinity - 1 must be a number then: (infinity - 1) + 1 = infinity. Is thus a number also....

Admin can thus close the thread Smile

ayy lmao


RE: Counting Game(Stupid but addicting *maybe*) - Corile - 02-17-2015

Quote:It is a number since infinity = 1 / 0
What are you talking about.

<3serious5flood>
There seems to be a common belief that anything divided by zero equals infinity, which is not remotely the case. The result of this operation (x/0) is undefined, it's wrong and you don't do this. Because if it did, then 1/0 would equal to infinity, but so would 2/0, which would imply that 1=2. And I don't think that's how maths works.

There is a number, though, that is close to what you may want and that is the aleph null (א0), which represents the cardinality (the number of elements) of the set of all natural integers (which is infinite, obviously), but it behaves a bit differently than your normal numbers (for example א0 + 1 = א0

You can also prove that x/0 is not equal to infinity just by looking at the graph of the function f(x)=1/x. As you approach the origin from the negative side, it will skyrocket up, towards positive infinity, but when you approach the origin from the positive side, it will go down, towards negative infinity.

That's all junior high school mathematics.
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Quote:also if you think that infinity - 1 must be a number
No, it's not a number, because that's kind of like saying potato - 1 is a number.

Stop spreading heresy, thanks.


RE: Counting Game(Stupid but addicting *maybe*) - Derkylos - 02-17-2015

Infinity is more a concept than a number, as you can't really do anything with it. However, you CAN do stuff with values such as the sum of all real numbers =] (which I unfortunately do not know how to input with a computer keyboard).

Also, n+1 again =>