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In the world of math, many strange results are possible when we change the rules. But there’s one rule that most of us have been warned not to break: don’t divide by zero. How can the simple combination of an everyday number and a basic operation cause such problems?
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i'd like to say this: try 3/0. imagine writing a 2D graph of 3/x. you'll find 2 curves that are opposite to each other, and the y coordinate higher as the x coordinate goes all the way to 0. what happens at 0 is that it is at (0, ∞). but also, 0 is both a positive AND a negative number. so, you also get (0, -∞). and this literally goes for all the graphs for n/0 (in this case n was 3). so the solution, in the end, is both +∞ and -∞. me 1, you 0. haha.
0 (divide) x ≠[or=] infinty.
0 divide x ≠infinty
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I believe in the order of operations that divide by any zero should be first, because 1/0 *0/1 is 1 (where the zeros cancel each other), and this is non-sense, because infinity is incomprehensible and undefined as a number.
10÷0 =10 Who said we cant Devide by Zero? I just did 😎😎🤓
My rivals did that anyway.
so you’re telling me that after all those calculus classes… 1+1 is actually 3? 😦
Zero is like fire🔥anything it touches it becomes it. Also zero is invented by India 🇮🇳😁
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Ted ed, I have a doubt, if any number divided by itself is 1; then isn't 0/0=1?
I had to learn this the hard way when I kept dividing by zero on a calculator and it was saying "ERROR ERROR ERROR!"
Thank you now I can sleep
Thank you now I can sleep
5 ÷ 0 =5
If you divide it by 0 then you technically do nothing to the original number so it's still 5.
Zero is everything and nothing
What would happen if 1=2 and 0= infinity?
oh my god!!!!!
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3*2=6*(1/2)=3
Such acceptable results of 6=3.
The square root of 9 is 3 and -3. Why do we accept this possibility in that case but not when dividing by zero? Couldn't we just say that infinity times 1/0 is every number?
I understood this. Please explain how 1+2+3+…. = -1/12. ?