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The Theists Will Love This Lol !! :-)
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Actually 0/0 cannot equal anything. It either has a distinct value or no value at all. The rules of equality dictate that a=b and a=c only if b=c. If 0/0 could equal anything then by this rule 0/0=1 and 0/0=2 implies 1=2.
0/0 makes sense only when you allow the concept of limits. Then the limit of x/y as x and y both approach 0 can be anything but is fixed by how x and y were originally defined.
0/0 makes sense only when you allow the concept of limits. Then the limit of x/y as x and y both approach 0 can be anything but is fixed by how x and y were originally defined.
Apologies for the sidetrack, Ratter!
I was going to add that the concept of dividing zero things into zero portions is just absurd.
Dividing a thing into an enormous number of portions necessitating microscopuc portions, yes that is fine.
Dividing a thing into less than 1 portion is, again, conceptually absurd. Everything on the 1/x graph between -1 and +1 is suspect, imho. And both + and - infinity are bang smack in the middle of that zone.
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I was going to add that the concept of dividing zero things into zero portions is just absurd.
Dividing a thing into an enormous number of portions necessitating microscopuc portions, yes that is fine.
Dividing a thing into less than 1 portion is, again, conceptually absurd. Everything on the 1/x graph between -1 and +1 is suspect, imho. And both + and - infinity are bang smack in the middle of that zone.
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