what is the value of o/o
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the value of 0/0is 1
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What is 0/0? Is it one, zero or infinity?
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Sam Guckian
Updated Mar 12 2018 · Author has 361 answers and 268.8k answer views
Yes, it is one, it is zero, it is infinity, and it is also every other number in existence.
For all values of x:
x/x = 1, so 0/0 = 1
0/x = 0, so 0/0 = 0
x/0 = ∞, so 0/0 = ∞
0*x = 0, so 0/0 = x
I’ve proved it mathematically, but for those who aren’t convinced, I’ll prove it in real terms: when you divide 10 by 5, you’re figuring out how many chunks of 5 can go into 10. Well, how many chunks of nothing does it take to make nothing? Pick a number, any number in existence. Now put that many chunks of nothing together. What do you have? You probably got nothing. There you have it:
0/0 = every number in existence.
What is 0/0? Is it one, zero or infinity?
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Sam Guckian
Updated Mar 12 2018 · Author has 361 answers and 268.8k answer views
Yes, it is one, it is zero, it is infinity, and it is also every other number in existence.
For all values of x:
x/x = 1, so 0/0 = 1
0/x = 0, so 0/0 = 0
x/0 = ∞, so 0/0 = ∞
0*x = 0, so 0/0 = x
I’ve proved it mathematically, but for those who aren’t convinced, I’ll prove it in real terms: when you divide 10 by 5, you’re figuring out how many chunks of 5 can go into 10. Well, how many chunks of nothing does it take to make nothing? Pick a number, any number in existence. Now put that many chunks of nothing together. What do you have? You probably got nothing. There you have it:
0/0 = every number in existence.
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