infinity

[warewolf24]

Is infinity A number?,if so what does it look like?

[knobbynonuts]

Well in electricall terms the number 8 on its side is the sign for infinity but not quite sure if that answers your quiestion or not.........

[kempie]

∞

[mibn2cweus]

magnified looks like this

maths joke

[ugly_bob]

but, it's not technically a number. More of a mathematical conveniance

[knobbynonuts]

thats it kempie how you do dat

[mibn2cweus]

Click on start (lower left corner)
Click on run near bottom right column)
Type in charmap and click OK
Find the character (about 2/3 down) and click on it.
Select . . . Copy . . . Paste

[knobbynonuts]

cheers for that mib but dont think I will bover but I know you meant well

[mibn2cweus]

. . . but there�s more:

� � � � � � � Ω ∏ √ ≠ ≤ ≥

⅛ � ⅓ ⅜ � ⅝ ⅔ � ⅞ � � � �

۞ ☼ ۩ ♪ ♫ ♠ ♣ ♥ ♦ ☺ ☻ ♀ ♂ �

You can copy these of course (no extra charge) or there�s even more ! ! !

[knobbynonuts]

omg mib ow you do dat

[knobbynonuts]

do you do co signs as well

[knobbynonuts]

wheres pyfagorous and I know that I cant sprll piefagorous bit dident he have a theory somemeware along the line

[mibn2cweus]

the hypotonus of a right triangle = √ of a� + b�

[knobbynonuts]

Yea thats it mib but this is getting all a little to complicated for me now, think that ile just stick to ohms law at least you know where you are with him

[eddiebun]

Cheers mib

I've been using ALT characters - but your method's easier

[mibn2cweus]

try this: &
this: #
and this: 134
all together make this: �

ALT & more

[sm:ash]

infinity is a name given to a number that recurs forever... an infinte recurance, eg, pick a number add 1, pick another number add 1.... etc etc...

or a number that has no end.. in simple terms....

[knobbynonuts]

or 22 divided by 7