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You can't flip irrationals over the decimal the way you described, because their decimals have infinitely many non-repeating values. You would end up with an i
by SantalBlush 4y ago
You can't flip irrationals over the decimal the way you described, because their decimals have infinitely many non-repeating values. You would end up with an infinite sequence of numbers, not a real number.
- phkahler 4y agoYou mean there aren't infinity large integers? Hmm, that seems weird.
- xvkektjdicou 4y agoAll integers are by definition finite. Positive integers are defined by S(S(S(...S(0)...))) a finite number of times, where S is the successor function. (And negatives in the obvious way.)