Are there infinitely low numbers?
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For this, one should first define what is to be understood as a “low” number.
What’s low? Is that the smallest number or the number with the smallest amount?
1) would be:
-1/(1 – 0,period9)
(2)
1 – 0,Periode9
Yes, of course, because for each number one can still think a smaller one.
The question is more how or where they exist. What distinguishes their type of existence from the way, such as humans, cats or stones exist?
as soon as you talk about “infinitely”, you already say that there can be no concrete.
Yes, here: -8 (adjust the 8 inclined by 90°.)
LG Finn 18 ☺️
Yes actually only in heat and temperature it is -273 degree the absolute zero point
Yes, makes no difference whether positive or negative numbers.
The numbers of commas are just as endless.
Then there is not the lowest number.
In the body of real numbers there is no smallest number! On the other hand, in the natural figures!
The lowest is 0!
0,000384 is higher than 0.