storage zero by ultrabeam123

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27th Jan 2018

28th Jan 2018

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  ultrabeam123 28th Jan 2018
  this is actually called unconventianal maths and its completely legit, its used a lot in string theory
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  camtech56 28th Jan 2018
  No. This is a infinity minus infinity indeterminant. You also cannot use infinity like a number like you are using. If you use a limit to see how 1/x approaches infinty, then you will see it becomes zero. 1/0 does not have a limit because it has two different limits depending on how you look at it.