/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.9518704]

>imaginary numbers

[Anonymous No.9518716]

>infinity

[Anonymous No.9518717]

>>9518704
provide a general solution to the cubic equation that doesn't require using them as placeholders

[Miniature Spacecraft No.9518742]

>>9518717

There are not placeholders, they are " real ". In other words, it's not an invention.

[Anonymous No.9518743]

>>9518716
there is infinite number of fractions between 0 and 1 and every other pair of numbers, and if you can't comprehend it you just posted your fucking portrait

[Anonymous No.9518745]

>>9518742
if the solutions themselves are complex, there are no real solutions
if you calculate how many apples you have and it's i, you do not have an imaginary apple, you are apple-less

[Anonymous No.9518749]

>>9518742
imaginary numbers are not imagined. They're no less factual than real numbers. It's just morons getting hung up on nomenclature.

[Anonymous No.9518756]

>>9518743
>there is infinite number of fractions between 0 and 1
proof?

[Anonymous No.9518759]

>>9518756
count them

[Anonymous No.9518765]

>>9518759
sure, I'll tell you when I get to the infinity-th rational

[Anonymous No.9518766]

>>9518743
There are an infinite number of integers greater than 1

You say there are an infinite number of fractions between each integer.

How many fractions exist between all infinite integers?

Kill yourself mathlet. You use infinity in lieu of "a lot". This isn't a number. This isn't calculable. This doesn't even validate as a rough estimate.

[Anonymous No.9518780]

>>9518766
>You use infinity in lieu of "a lot"
no faggot, I don't kill yourself and your whole family
infinity is infinity
there is no double infinity or infinity x 40
there is same amount of numbers between 0 and 1 as between 0 and 1,000,000,000
and that number is infinite

[Anonymous No.9518785]

>>9518780
absolutely unsalvageable. your head is full of dead spiders.