Is the square root of infinity still infinity?.

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The square root of infinity is still infinity, or rather, undefined or indeterminate. For example, if you take the square root of a big number, you will still have a big number as a result, now if you make the number even bigger, the square root will also get bigger, now imagine what will happen if this number is infinite.

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