I know it goes against established mathematics, but... - Edit 1
Before modification by bobsledai at 18/08/2011 03:27:37 AM
I always have taken 0 and infinity as acceptable terms for multiplication and division. Hence, I believe that
x / 0 = inf
and so
x / inf = 0
and 0 * inf = x
where x is any non-zero and non infinite number.
And I take the idea of infinitely small to mean essentially zero, yet still existing (like an infinite number of slices under a curve each have zero width). So I believe the math goes like this: inf particles * 0 volume and mass = x volume and mass.
So it could be any size at all.
I have to say I like green and orange equally because I like both the Protestant and the Catholic church.
And I've never left sobriety, so...?
x / 0 = inf
and so
x / inf = 0
and 0 * inf = x
where x is any non-zero and non infinite number.
And I take the idea of infinitely small to mean essentially zero, yet still existing (like an infinite number of slices under a curve each have zero width). So I believe the math goes like this: inf particles * 0 volume and mass = x volume and mass.
So it could be any size at all.
I have to say I like green and orange equally because I like both the Protestant and the Catholic church.
And I've never left sobriety, so...?