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He looked it up, but it was wrong lol
If you put it in the calculator then it’s still zero lol zero has different rules than other numbers because it isn’t a number
I also looked up and saw the 100% increase answer. It didn't sound right so i looked further.
Someone else said that the increase form 0 Kelvin to 1 Kelvin is approximately 0.366% increase.
Dec 24, 2021
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KyloAPPROVES wrote:
Someone else said that the increase form 0 Kelvin to 1 Kelvin is approximately 0.366% increase.
0 kelvin is a fixed number.
Yeah temperature is different because it can be converted, there is not an answer to you question
Jan 10, 2022
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This is a bump, but kinda related so I'll add it here anyways.
I'm assuming this topic is on "ordinary" real numbers (since on the trivial ring {0 = 1}, 1/0 = 0/0 = 1/1 = 1 = 0, and on the Riemann Sphere C* with the complex infinity, 1/0 = compinf and 1/compinf = 0.}.
1/0 is undefined, since lim(x -> 0) [1 / x] is undefined.
Also for all positive x, lim(y -> 0+) [x / y] = +inf, since the smaller y is (on the positive real number line) the bigger the value of x/y is assuming that x is positive. But lim(y -> 0-) [x / y] = -inf, since the smaller y is (on the negative real number line) the smaller the value of x/y (tends to -inf) assuming that x is positive. Thus lim(y -> 0) [x / y] is undefined if x is positive, and the same argument can be applied if x is negative.
But, if you are a JavaScript programmer then 1/0 = inf based on the IEEE 754-2008 revision.