1=2
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Exactly, you can't divide by 0.
Yes you can. But the above solution that I showed is not valid.
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Yes you can. But the above solution that I showed is not valid.
Exactly, thats my point, you cant divide by 0 (or to put it in other words, when you divide by zero you dont have a real answer). laugh
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Exactly, thats my point, you cant divide by 0 (or to put it in other words, when you divide by zero you dont have a real answer). laugh
Actually, it creates infinity. For example, it is believed that there was a singularity before the Big Bang occured. According to the theory, the volume was zero and the density therefore was infinite.
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Actually, it creates infinity. For example, it is believed that there was a singularity before the Big Bang occured. According to the theory, the volume was zero and the density therefore was infinite.
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infinity is not a (real) number, therefore you dont have an answer. -
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infinity is not a (real) number, therefore you dont have an answer.Yes it is. Infninity can be looked at in at least two ways. One is as a value, and another is a description for a set of numbers.
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Actually, it creates infinity. For example, it is believed that there was a singularity before the Big Bang occured. According to the theory, the volume was zero and the density therefore was infinite.
Are yes, but the volume was not zero. Zero does not exist in the universe.
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Are yes, but the volume was not zero. Zero does not exist in the universe.
According to the Big Bang theory, there was first a singularity before the universe was created. Therefore, the singularity turned into the expansion of time and space, the creation of time and space. The singularity was not in this universe since it didn't exist yet. It existed free of space and therefore had zero volume.
d=m/v
d=m/0, 0=volume of the singularity
d=infinite
That's why scientists say at the beginning, the universe was infinitely hot and infinitely dense.
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Dude, this is a really old math trick, you can't divide by zero.
Not on your calculator but in reality, yes you can.
It equals infinity.
However, that 1=2 thing I showed does not work of course.
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According to the Big Bang theory, there was first a singularity before the universe was created. Therefore, the singularity turned into the expansion of time and space, the creation of time and space. The singularity was not in this universe since it didn't exist yet. It existed free of space and therefore had zero volume.
d=m/v
d=m/0, 0=volume of the singularity
d=infinite
That's why scientists say at the beginning, the universe was infinitely hot and infinitely dense.
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If something does not exist then it cannot have volume, even zero volume (which also does not exist)
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If something does not exist then it cannot have volume, even zero volume (which also does not exist)
If something doesn't exist, then it can't have anything...I'm not sure what you're trying to say here? ???
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That there is no such thing as zero volume
Yes there is. If something does not exist inside of space-such as the singularity-then it has no volume since space is needed for volume since volume is based off of space.
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Yes there is. If something does not exist inside of space-such as the singularity-then it has no volume since space is needed for volume since volume is based off of space.
If it does not exist, then it is not there so how can you measure anything, even volume??????????
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If it does not exist, then it is not there so how can you measure anything, even volume??????????
I know what you're trying to say.
Volume describes three-dimensional space, since v= length X width X height.
If there is no space, then there can be no volume, hence the volume is zero since it does not exist.
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I know what you're trying to say.
Volume describes three-dimensional space, since v= length X width X height.
If there is no space, then there can be no volume, hence the volume is zero since it does not exist.
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If it does not exist then nor does the zero
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If it does not exist then nor does the zero
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I know what you're trying to say.
Volume describes three-dimensional space, since v= length X width X height.
If there is no space, then there can be no volume, hence the volume is zero since it does not exist.
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The volume is zero when the volume is zero and space exists,
when space does not exist, volume does not exist as a concept, leave alone with a determinable volume.
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On a similar note, I submit the following proofs for your pleasure
The square root of -1 is i.
1 = sqrt (i^2 * i^2)
1 = sqrt (i^4)
1 = i^2
1 = -1or
i squared = -1
take square root of both sides
sqrt i squared = sqrt -1
divide each side by 1
i / 1 = (sqrt -1) / 1
take the reciprocal of each side
1 / i = 1 / sqrt -1
oops, a negative in the denominator...fix it!
1 / i = -1 / sqrt 1
multiply both sides by i
i * 1/i = i * -1 / sqrt 1
simplify
i / i = -i / 1
simplify
1 = -i
solve for i
-1 = i
solve for i square; square both sides
-1^2 = i^2
simplify
1 = i squaredHOWEVER, by definition -1 equals i squared
THEREFORE, it follows that -1 = 1