1/0=? if we multiply 0 that side then it will be 1=0 can it be
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1/0 is not defined value. so it can't be possible to solve it.
1/0 is not defined because we cannot divide any number by zero.
and multiplying 0 To it also give the undefined value so it can't be defined.
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here is your answer
1/0 is not defined value. so it can't be possible to solve it.
1/0 is not defined because we cannot divide any number by zero.
and multiplying 0 To it also give the undefined value so it can't be defined.
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Hey buddy !!!
First of all 1/0 is not defined. And multiplying 0 to something which cannot be defined, meaningless.
Secondly, if we assume that 1/0 is equal to something the multiply 0 on both sides, then we will get 0 = 0 and not 1 = 0.
This is because 0 multiplied to anything, simply anything, is equal to 0. So 1/0 × 0 = 0
And if you think you will cancel out the zeros from the denominator and the numerator that's also meaningless beacuse 0 is nothing. So cancelling nothing by nothing again meaningless.
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First of all 1/0 is not defined. And multiplying 0 to something which cannot be defined, meaningless.
Secondly, if we assume that 1/0 is equal to something the multiply 0 on both sides, then we will get 0 = 0 and not 1 = 0.
This is because 0 multiplied to anything, simply anything, is equal to 0. So 1/0 × 0 = 0
And if you think you will cancel out the zeros from the denominator and the numerator that's also meaningless beacuse 0 is nothing. So cancelling nothing by nothing again meaningless.
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