v-bird writes:
NS is infinite, it is not '0' but in reality NS is -0.0>inf<1
I am not a mathematician and only got up to College Calculus but from my understanding there is no such creature as -0 as 0 is neither positive nor negative. Thus -0=0. Therefore -0.0=0 right? As far as 0.0000000 this is again is 0. Do you mean 0.00000001 (not -0.0>inf<1, whatever that means???)? If so then this technically would be zero as 0.00000001 could never be reached. Someone let know if I am wrong in my assumptions.
Edited by DevilsAdvocate, : No reason given.
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