Originally posted by newcomer:
You say "When is x/y = infinity, if a positive y < 1 goes
[b]near zero, wrong?" Note the highlighted
near. This means that y is never zero rite? Now
how can you assume that x/y = infinity when y never reaches zero is
the first place? You have a circular logic in your statement.
Of course, I do understand the intended context. Careless
grammatical errors like these could result in embarrassement.
Correct me if I'm wrong again.[/b]
You should quote the word, x/y = infinity.
Nothing wrong with near. Yes, i wrote wrongly, should x/y goes near
to infinity.
