06-06-2006, 11:30 PM
Aeth, you would be correct IF DIVISION BY ZERO YIELDED AN INFINITE RESULT. But it doesn't. You cannot divide by zero, and it not produce an infinite result.
Is it really possible for a the distance between two objects to be zero? Take two neutrons, for example. r in the law of gravitation is the distance between the centres of two masses, and even miniscule particles like neutrons cannot have zero distance between their two centres, otherwise they would have to inhabit the same space.
Is it really possible for a the distance between two objects to be zero? Take two neutrons, for example. r in the law of gravitation is the distance between the centres of two masses, and even miniscule particles like neutrons cannot have zero distance between their two centres, otherwise they would have to inhabit the same space.
f only life let you press CTRL-Z.
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