Infinity: The Endless Number

What is infinity?

• A number of math

• A operation that adds 1 to a number

• An endless oddity

• A number equal to zero

Answer explanation

Infinity is beyond reach of counting. It is endless.

Which is correct?

• ∞=π

• ∞<π

• ∞>π

Answer explanation

Pi(π) is only 3.14.... Infinity is of course greater than any counting numbers.

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Which are infinities?

• Theta

• Epsilon Null

• Omega

• Alaph Omega Squared

Answer explanation

Omega actually starts a series of numbers. Infinity is a paradox. Omega isn't. Theta is a completely different thing in math called angles. Omega's series of numbers eventually come to a point that you can't say or write. This is the point where the alaphs turn into Epsilons, creating Epsilon Null, an infinity. Alaph Null is the smallest infinity. After the series of numbers get to another alaph, it is called Alaph one, and so on. It eventually reaches Alaph Omega Squared.

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Is infinity a number?

• Yes

• No

Answer explanation

Infinity isn't a number. It's a paradox. You can't get to it, but it's also omega. How do you get to that. It starts again. It's a paradox, not a number.

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What is Alaph Null equal to?

• Omega

• Zero

• It isn't a number

• None of the Above

Answer explanation

Omega is the start of a series of numbers. You won't be able to explain infinities or Alaph one+ without it. It doesn't exactly have a definition. It is also a paradox.

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What is the biggest number?

• undefined

• i

• 100

• ∞

Answer explanation

100 is just a number. Think about it. 100 + 1. Add, Multiply. You can grow bigger. Undefined? I? They aren't real. I is imaginary. Infinity is real. You can count, you'll never reach it.

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Which are Omega's series of numbers.

• Ordinals

• Cardinals

Answer explanation

Cardinals: the numbers we use every time. Ordinals, not so much. They don't get bigger, but just come after one another.They have to start with a paradox: Omega.

How can you make infinities larger?

• Exponents

• Pentetation

• Power Set

• Multiplication

• You can't

Answer explanation

The combinations of numbers plus the numbers are greater than just the numbers of infinity in the case of a power set. Everyday operations don't work on infinities.

Which are the largest and smallest infinities(not including negatives)?

• Alaph Null

• Epsilon Null

• Absolute infinity

Answer explanation

Alaph Null is just the sum of every existing number or fraction or decimal, making it the smallest. Absolute infinity is absolutely an infinity that has nothing greater.

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Is there really a biggest infinity?

• Yes

• No

Answer explanation

Of course not! Continue counting in order and it only can get bigger without a stop point.

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