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what is the answer of "infinity+infinity=?"

 Jun 17, 2014

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Georg Cantor may take exception to your answer.

The answer is infinity if both infinities are the same. It is not double infinity! (duh!)

(This posted about one minute after CPhill -- didn't intend to step on your post).

 Jun 17, 2014
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Double infinity duh!!!

 Jun 17, 2014
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Believe it or not - in general - it's still infinity.......to see this........consider the set of positive even integers on the number line and the set of positive odd integers on the number line. Both sets  are infinite. And if we add them together, the result is just another infinite set - the set of ALL positive integers. This set is also "countable" because we can assign a number to each member. There are also "uncountable" infinite sets. The set of all real numbers that exist between 0 and 1 is an example of an "uncountable" set....!!!!

 

 Jun 17, 2014
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Georg Cantor may take exception to your answer.

The answer is infinity if both infinities are the same. It is not double infinity! (duh!)

(This posted about one minute after CPhill -- didn't intend to step on your post).

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Thanks, for adding that, Anonymous......yes, I was assuming the same infinity order.........

 

 Jun 17, 2014

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