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Tom Donaly wrote:
Division by zero is not infinity, Cecil, it's undefined. It's good to see you agree that there's no conservation of ______ (fill in the blank)density, any more than there's a law of the conservation of power. Have a good thanksgiving. Division by a quantity as it approaches zero is not always undefined, Tom. The limit, as the denominator approaches zero, is often the first infinity, aleph-null. The momentum in any volume of space must be conserved. The joules in the joules/sec must be conserved. Please don't try to hoodwink the uninitiated into believing otherwise. -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com |
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