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so i forgot to post this a couple days ago, just remembered it earlier today since i saw my math teacher...
on wednesday she told us a new concept that i never had heard of before. it didn't entirely relate to the subject we were on, but nonetheless it was, well, math related. here it is....
for mathematical problems that contain an infinite number of solutions, some problems are capable of containing more infinite solutions than another problem with an infinite amount of solutions. the really, really sad part of this is, i actually understand it. it's actually logical...in a somewhat illogical way.
on wednesday she told us a new concept that i never had heard of before. it didn't entirely relate to the subject we were on, but nonetheless it was, well, math related. here it is....
for mathematical problems that contain an infinite number of solutions, some problems are capable of containing more infinite solutions than another problem with an infinite amount of solutions. the really, really sad part of this is, i actually understand it. it's actually logical...in a somewhat illogical way.