What is The Square Root of "Infinity i?"

It is, for the first time!!!

e^(0.25 *pi i+infinity)

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The square root of infinity is infinity

Whatever operation you use on infinity whether it's + - * / will be infinity. Even infinity divided by infinity is infinity. You don't treat infinity like a number you treat it like a concept. Infinity can fit inside infinity an infinite number of times.

However there are lesser and greater infinities. Infinity -1 is smaller than infinity. This is because while infinity is not a number, it is countable. In fact you could count to infinity your entire life. You wouldn't ever stop but you could do it.

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Infinity is considered accessible because it is countable. There are also inaccessible numbers which cannot be accessed by counting.

That conceptual jump you make to go from finite numbers to infinity is smaller than the conceptual jump needed to go from infinity to inaccessible numbers. They are so vast and monolithic that they cannot be reached from the finite.

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Only your first sentence is correct.

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"The square root of infinity is infinity."

Correct. It is the Principle 3rd, 4th and nth root of infinity where n is a natural number.

"Whatever operation you use on infinity whether it's + - * / will be infinity."

Nope, -infinity is not infinity.

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"Even infinity divided by infinity is infinity."

Or any positive number.

"You don't treat infinity like a number you treat it like a concept. Infinity can fit inside infinity an infinite number of times."

Well then you are treating it as a number. You are just not making sense.

"However there are lesser and greater infinities. Infinity -1 is smaller than infinity."

Nope it is just infinity. Not a number, though.

"This is because while infinity is not a number, it is countable. In fact you could count to infinity your entire life. You wouldn't ever stop but you could do it."

??? No you couldn't 👎

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Negative infinity doesn't have a square root! Everyone knows that!!

Yes it does. It's infinity i.

In mathematics, infinity is not a number, but rather a concept that represents an unbounded quantity. Therefore, it is not possible to take the square root of infinity

but then again the value of e^(0.5*pi i+infinity) is undefined. However, if you are asking whether e^(0.5*pi i+infinity) is equal to infinity, the answer would have to be yes

Because infinity*infinity is infinity, the square root of infinity is infinity.

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Nope it is square root of infinity i !

Oops, it is e^(.0.25 pi+infinity)

Updated

(e^0.25 pi i+infinity)*(e^025 pi i) is infinity i!

As stated as said.

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