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How do you know that dividing zero by zero is impossible?

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Answered by CyberAkay
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To understand why zero by zero is impossible, we must first know what Division really is.
Division is nothing but "repeated subtraction".
Let me give you an example
When we say 6/2 we mean to say that " How many times can I subtract 2 from 6 untill nothing remains or the least positive whole number remains".

So,
6/2=6-2-2-2 which is 3 times 2.
Therefore 6/2=3

So, when zero is divided by any number the result is zero since you can't subtract anything further from zero as it is the smallest whole number.
Therefore Zero/Anything = 0

And when any number is divided by zero then you can subtract infinite number of zeroes from it, so the answer is practically infinite or Not Defined.
Therefore Anything/Zero = Infinite or Not Defined

Now coming to zero/zero, you can understand it by this way like the upper zero (zero in numerator) is saying that you put anything in the denominator I will make it zero, whereas the lower zero (zero in denominator) is saying that you put anything in the numerator I will make it infinite or Not Defined.

Since their is a conflict therefore zero by zero is impossible.


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