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Is every infinite language the complement of a finite language?
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Is it true that numbers never end?
There are an infinite number of numbers. So there is no such thing as "the biggest number in the world". For every (finite) number you can find one bigger than it.
Use in sentence the word finite?
Every computer has a finite amount of memory.
Every finite group is isomorphic to a permutation group?
yes form cayleys theorem . every group is isomorphic to groups of permutation and finite groups are not an exception.
Every finite division ring is a field?
correct.
In geometry can a plane contain an infinite number of lines?
Yes, all geometry planes are infinite and have lines going in every direction, except it doesn't look like that when you see a grid because they only need to include some information for a certain part of a line of the plane. All lines go forever in each direction (left and right), and a grid is made up of lines.
Is every subset of a finite set is a finite?
prove that every subset of a finite set is a finite set?
Why does oil appear to be infinite to the consumer?
One reason oil may appear to be infinite to the consumer is because it is available at gas stations almost at every corner of a town. However, oil is finite and will eventually run out.
Why the basic building block of signal is sine wave?
Every periodic signal can be decomposed to a sum (finite or infinite) of sines and cosines according to fourier analysis.
Is it true that numbers never end?
There are an infinite number of numbers. So there is no such thing as "the biggest number in the world". For every (finite) number you can find one bigger than it.
What is the mathematical proof about the infinite one God and finite other gods that is given in Bhagwat Geeta?
OK. I was asked this question by one of my friend also, so as to give logical and mathematical proof about 'infinite' God. So the God has to be logical. In Geeta Lord Krishna has said that with time there comes additions in the original text and the original text becomes polluted. So what is not logical in Geeta, may be an addition in the Geeta, later on. (4/1 and 2). So to make the theory easier, I will use the concept of space to prove the one 'infinite' God. It is very logical that there can not be two or more 'infinite' pieces of spaces. They at once become 'finite' in that case. So God is like the infinite space. The souls are small pieces of finite space. Then there are many more or less, 'large' pieces of spaces, which are multiple 'finite' gods. (Called as devatas in Geeta.) This small pieces of space are actually the part of infinite space. These spaces are separated from that infinite space by the 'ego' that they have. Naturally the large spaces or 'finite' gods are also having this 'ego'. This is the ego, which separate you from that 'infinite' God. This theory also explains the love of infinite God for the 'finite' souls. Now the proof of the same theory will be provided as given in Geeta. Lord Krishna calls himself as 'infinite' God and others as 'finite' gods. At one place Lord Krishna says that when you go to finite gods, you get the rebirth. When you go to Lord Krishna, there is no rebirth. (8/15) (8/16) (4/9). {So the souls (small pieces of finite space) enjoy finite gods (big pieces of finite spaces) in finite time. After that there is rebirth. The 'infinite' space (infinite God) can not be enjoyed by 'finite' soul in finite time. So there is no rebirth.} At one place the Lord Krishna says that the finite gods give you reward very easily. (4/12). ( It is easy to capture or catch the finite space as compared to infinite one.) At other place Lord Krishna says that when you worship to (infinite) God, you go to infinite God. When you worship to finite gods, you go to finite gods. When you worship to finite gods, you get the reward, which will perish eventually. (7/23). ( Finite are finite and infinite is infinite.) What ever you want from the finite god, you will get the same from them. (What ever means the physical things of enjoyment. They can not give you 'permanent' solution to your problems.) If some soul wants to worship the finite god, then Lord Krishna only provides the things that the soul wants from the finite gods. (7/22) ( He being infinite, His powers are infinite. Infinite God is polite enough to respect your feelings and desires. Also that infinite God knows that finite gods are also parts of infinite Himself.) At other place Lord Krishna says that when ever you worship the finite gods, it is Lord Krishna only, who fix the faith on those finite gods. (7/21). At other pace Lord Krishna says that it is extremely rare to find the soul, who worship the (infinite) God. Normally every soul is after the physical things of enjoyment. (7/19). At other place Lord Krishna says that the people, who are after the physical things of enjoyment, worship the other finite gods. (7/20). At another place Lord Krishna says that the physical things of enjoyment are not 'permanent'. So sensible people do not go after those things. (5/22). At other places, Lord Krishna says that when you go to Lord Krishna, you 'do not return or reborn'. (8/21). (8/16). At other place Lord Krishna says that when you worship the other gods, you worship the Lord Krishna only. But this is not the proper way to worship. (9/23) This means that when you worship the big finite spaces, you are worshiping the part of infinite space only. But that is not the proper way of worship. Lord Krishna says, "The man who see Myself in every soul and see every soul in Myself, sees the real Me. That means for him I am there and for Me, he is there". (6/30). Lord Krishna also says, "The person, who sees Myself in every soul and then worship Me, how so ever he behaves, he behaves like Myself only". (6/31) (This is the 'rough' translation of the 6/31.) (The sources of the same are taken from the Bhagwadgeeta, printed and published by Geeta press, Gorakhpur. Which is prevalent in India.) So it is very rightly said that the aim of science and religion are the same, to find the ultimate truth ( and happiness?). But the science is 'too' immature and religions are too much 'misunderstood'. (I happen to read in Wikipedia that in Hinduism, there are stories of seduction of gods and goddess. So I decided to write about Bhagwadgeeta. Such stories are indeed there in almost all the Purana. They are written much later in the dark ages of slavery.)
Use in sentence the word finite?
Every computer has a finite amount of memory.
What is a sentence using the word finite?
Every body got an finite amount of candy for Halloween.
Every finite group is isomorphic to a permutation group?
yes form cayleys theorem . every group is isomorphic to groups of permutation and finite groups are not an exception.
Every acute has a complement and supplement?
yes
Every finite division ring is a field?
correct.
What is properties of a set?
There is a rule that determiones, for every element in the universe, whether it belongs to the set or does not belong to it. I believe that that is the only necessary property of a set. The defining rule may not be transparent; the set may have 0 elements or it may have a finite, countably infinite or uncountably infinite elements; there may or may not be operations defined on members of the set.
What is the complement of an angle measuring 25 degrees 19 minutes 12 seconds?
An Angle and its complement add to 90o, so the complement of 25o19'12'' is: 90o - 25o19'12" = 64o40'48" as there are 60 seconds to every minute and 60 minutes to every degree.
