/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.2393732]

<span class="math"> \lim_{x->0}\frac{n}{x}=\infty [/spoiler]
<span class="math">\frac{\mathrm{d} \frac{n}{x}}{\mathrm{d} x} =-\frac{n}{^{x^2}}[/spoiler]
As x increases, <span class="math"> \frac{n}{x} [/spoiler] decreases.
Therefore <span class="math">\lim_{x->0}\frac{n}{x}=\infty[/spoiler] is less then <span class="math"> \frac{n}{0} [/spoiler]
Therefore a natural number divided by zero is infinity.

[Anonymous No.2393738]

>roughly 100 years

optimistic much?

[Samefag !SHjzCSZsqE No.2393745]

>roughly 100 years
Pessimistic much?

[Anonymous No.2393753]

>>2393738
>Implying the specific number matter whan compared to infinity.

[Anonymous No.2393771]

There has only been a finite amount of time, only 6000 years or so according to the Bible, so x doesn't tend to infinity, it would tend to 6000 and a bit, which gives a chance of being on Earth that is, taking your figure of 100 years on Earth, a bit less that 1/60, not 0.

[Anonymous No.2393775]

>>2393771
You spend eternity in heaven

[Anonymous No.2393781]

>>2393775

But you can't have spent eternity there yet, can you?

[Anonymous No.2393788]

please use \to

[Anonymous No.2393795]

>>2393781
Unfortunately you will.

And the daily paradise will bore you, trust me.

[Samefag !SHjzCSZsqE No.2393801]

>only 6000 years or so according to the Bible
>according to the bible
[Citation Needed]

[Anonymous No.2393802]

you don't experience time in heaven

the limit is zero, not infinity

[Anonymous No.2393842]

implying chances for "being on earth" are (time spent on earth)/(time spent in heaven)