>>6
FAIL!!!!!!!!!!
the smallest absolute value is 0.
The smallest number is -infinity.
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Anonymous2006-03-25 16:42
correction:
-infinity isn't defined as number so there's always a smaller number you can pick. conclusion ther is no smallest number like no biggest number
lowest number = (-infinity)+(-infinity)+(-infinity)+...
SMALLEST number is in no way a huge negative number. Negativity simply implies number in the other direction. 0 cannot be a lowest number because 0 means no value. Smallest number is more like 1/infinity, amirite?
is correct fucktards. I'll tell you what I had drilled into me over and over again. INFINITY IS NOT A NUMBER. INFINITY IS NOT A NUMBER. INFINITY IS NOT A NUMBER. THERE IS NO NUMBER INFINITY. THER IS NO NUMBER NEGATIVE INFINITY. THERE IS NO NUMBER INFINITY.
NAN!NAN!NAN!NAN!
Numbers are fucking discrete not continous.
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Anonymous2006-03-25 23:45
In the extended real line, - infinity is definied to the lowest element with regard to ordering.
FACT: Numbers don't exist. They're only theoretical.
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Anonymous2006-04-03 2:19
>>14 exactly, as written for the teenagers in Gaia
there are different groups of numbers: "natural numbers" ,"integers" ,"rationals" and "real numbers"..... none of these sets of "numbers" contain infinity or -infinity so no in this respect -infinity is not the smallest number as there is no smallest number.
but fear not... for stupid mathematicians have a cure for your disease, it's called "extended real numbers" which is basically assuming infinity and-infinity are numbers and adding them to the set of real numbers... so if you are asking "what is the smallest extended real number" (which obviously you aren't) the answer would be -infinity....
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Anonymous2006-04-03 2:30
HAY GUYS I think they're asking what the smallest positive non-zero number is can you answer that