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minus-squareKaryoplasmalinkfedilink2•edit-211 months agoInfinity is not a number and even if you would use it as a base, you couldn’t represent anything other than infinity in a meaningful way. Infinity^0 is indeterminate and infinity^x with x>0 is exactly infinity.
Not in base infinity.
Infinity is not a number and even if you would use it as a base, you couldn’t represent anything other than infinity in a meaningful way.
Infinity^0 is indeterminate and infinity^x with x>0 is exactly infinity.