what number is at the end of infinity? what number is at the end of infinity? @Mathematics
None, because I think infinity has no end. :)
if there's no number at the end of infinity, then infinity isn't a number in the first place
The answer should be undefined I guess. Because you can't determine what will that number be. Just like dividing by zero it is undefined because if you will divide a number by zero there will be an infinite possible value for the result.
the answer is that there is no number beyond infinity. What actually is beyond infinity is.... infinity, which is not a number! crazy huh
i wasn't referring to what's beyond infinity... what is at the end... of infinity ;) but yeah kinda crazy
you will encounter limits in practicality, though
for example, what is \[\sum_{n = 1}^{\infty}{\frac{9}{10n}}\]
infinity is basically a comparitve quantity for example 1unit is an infinitive quantity to 0.0000001nano units,or much more easily comparing a king to a begger who is an infinitive to a begger.so it depends on the limt that you choose as ur infinity.
infinity is at the end of infinity.
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