What is infinity times infinity

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anonymous · Answer

infinity

anonymous · Answer

infinity*infinity will be an infinite quantity as well.

anonymous · Answer

Since there is no quantity greater than infinity, then infinity^2 is not possible.

anonymous · Answer

....Infinity

anonymous · Answer

scientifically speaking the answer is 1

camerondoherty · Answer

$$\infty^2$$

anonymous · Answer

that's not enough scientific , answer is infinity story over

anonymous · Answer

how??? @hoep

camerondoherty · Answer

I said tht first lol!

anonymous · Answer

Infinity is the greatest amount. There is nothing greater than infinity.

camerondoherty · Answer

but in theory it would be infinity squared

anonymous · Answer

infinity squared is infinity

anonymous · Answer

because infinity is infinite

anonymous · Answer

in----finite
not finite

anonymous · Answer

Infinity squared is not possible, since any number squared will equal a quantity greater than itself. As said earlier, there is no quantity greater than infinity. All infinity does is exist. That's it. Nothing can be done with it.

camerondoherty · Answer

It's infinity. There's no such thing as "infinity squared," because infinity isn't a number. It's just a concept.

anonymous · Answer

IT is like the universe

anonymous · Answer

If u get what i mean

anonymous · Answer

...Except the universe is finite, but keeps expanding.

camerondoherty · Answer

Have you guys ever heard of multiverse? We dont know if that is true or not...

anonymous · Answer

I think multiverses are a load of crap, but parallel universes are possible.

camerondoherty · Answer

So its true it keeps on expanding... but the universe is not finite if there are more than 1 universes

camerondoherty · Answer

*infinite