+1006 $${\sqrt{{\mathtt{\infty}}}}$$
The root of infinity is infinity, because infinity is... well... infinite.
+1006 $${\sqrt{{\mathtt{\infty}}}}$$
The root of infinity is infinity, because infinity is... well... infinite.
+1313 I can't agree with that. it would be the only number to not have a fixed root since from what I know infinity is changing either approaching on 1, or exapnding further away. As well, only 1 has a sqrt of its self, but it is fixed and not moving.So rather wouldn't it be better to make the sqare root infinity -1?
As well sqrt(infinity) is not equal to infinity. As the definition of square root is (the result of multiplying the number by itself, or y × y) which defuses a belief it can be its self since sqrt(infinity) equals infinity, just made infinity an infinity times bigger. But that would also be another first, the only number to grow as a result of a square root. Just can't agree with it.
+1313 Sign in and say that. LOL
WEAK!
For you anon, and try thinking.
http://nrich.maths.org/2473
+1313 Anon, you're a genius i bet you are right. So does this > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aleph_number mean that it can be calculated since it has a size, then if so prove that the root of infinity = infinty and I'l answer your question.
+1313 my logic isn't floored. No other number has sqrt that will change, and no other number has a sqrt that increases its size. Your logic is floored, infact it is stupid logic, or stupid as you like to put it. The fact of something does not exist because it is stated. But you're to dim witted to even understand what I'm driving at, that's a given.
