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what is infinity times 0? It said infinity times 0. Dont say it's 0 either.

 Jan 29, 2015

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In calculus you will learn that infinity times zero is an "indeterminate" expresion. This means that the answer depends upon the particular problem which created this situation. 

Depending upon the problem, in one case it might be infinity, in another case it might be zero, yet in another case it might be 16 (or any other number).

Simply stated, it does not have a simple answer.

 Jan 29, 2015
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In calculus you will learn that infinity times zero is an "indeterminate" expresion. This means that the answer depends upon the particular problem which created this situation. 

Depending upon the problem, in one case it might be infinity, in another case it might be zero, yet in another case it might be 16 (or any other number).

Simply stated, it does not have a simple answer.

geno3141 Jan 29, 2015

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