i am no mathematician, but i chanced upon this thing last year and could not get a proper answer.
1/infinity=0
=>infinity *0=1
1/infinity=2/infinity=0
=> infinity*0=1/2
and (i dont know if this is right) if you cancel the two infinities in the denominator, 1/infinity=2/infinity, you get 1=2!
this might be ridiculous, but that is what i got and i could make no sense of it.
did i make a mistake?
1/infinity = 0.infinity... should be something like that. The problem with losing the infinity is that you lose the total sum of parts. The total sum of parts is infinite. so.. 0.infinity... = 0.3,0.2,0.1,0.09 forever.
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