Logic Question - See how smart you are.

All lines are straight by definition, just fyi.

 

"a length (straight or curved) without breadth or thickness; the trace of a moving point"

 

its your mind

 

I've heard this riddle ages ago I'm pretty sure the answer is a circle but I could be wrong

 

If something does not end, it's infinite.

 

A never ending line with a Limit.

Not Infinite.

 

The term "never ending" is an synonym for "infinite". Therefore saying never ending with a limit is like saying infinite with a limit. It's a contradictory, though you can limit infinity to produce specific results. You do it a lot when you're dealing with trigonometry.

 

Honestly this question was answered on page two an people are still trying to guess the question ?

Read the thread before posting LOL

 

Wrong.
Never-ending can simply refer to 'continuous'; which is a property of ALL linear functions that are not limited by numerical discontinuities (refer to basic calculus). However, ALL continuous functions have limits - which completely renders your idea redundant.

In mathematics; you don't 'limit infinity' as your blissful ignorance allows you to detail. You take infinity as the maxima in which a function is produced; and use this as a limit in itself.

Also, all trigonometric functions can be expressed by simple exponential functions. I bet you didn't know that one either. Need a Math 101 class?

 

Time.