Re: A violation of the law of conservation of energy

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From: 202EVN
Date: Wed, 27 Sep 1989 12:35

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Even in mathematical sense, nothing is violated.  Because when the
resistance approaches zero, the current becomes infinite.  The
product of zero and infinite is undefined and normally determined
from physical situations.  Other people discussing similar problems
also overlooked this.

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Subject: Re: A violation of the law of conservation of energy
Summary: Nothing is violated
Keywords: paradox
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Date: 27 Sep 89 12:35:19 GMT
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