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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Orange Gold, post: 943734, member: 26348&quot;]&quot;minus infinity times (sqrt(-1))&quot;&nbsp; = -∞i</p><p>on the real number line you have a positive infinity and a negative infinity </p><p>that was representing the negative infinity of the imaginary number line...</p><p>anyways what I was saying was asymptotically as you approach division by zero the result approaches infinity</p><p>n/m = x</p><p>1/1 = 1</p><p>1/0.1 = 10</p><p>1/0.01 = 100</p><p>1/0.000000000001 = 1000000000000</p><p>so as m approaches 0, x approaches infinity (∞)</p><p>and n can be any number.. except zero and infinity</p><p>if n is 0 then x is all numbers</p><p>and that was represented by x*0 = 0 therefore x = 0/0 and x can be anything.</p><p>Anyways yea its all just theoretics. There is no point in determining wethers its infinity or undefined because its all non-sence, it was just for fun.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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