I'm having a difficulty answering this question(and its math 0.0)
As we all know, anything over itself is 1, zero over anything is 0, and anything over 0 is undefined. Now my friend asked me this:
Whats 0 over 0? And I was like 0.0???????
Can anyone help me?
It's also undefined, however, in limits, you can say that the limit as X approaches 0 in f(x)= 1/X is infinity.
Unless I am mistaken, the limit of 0/x as x approaces 0 is 0, but that doesn't mean anything with regards to this.
If 0/0=x, then 0x is 0. x can then be any number, therefore it is also undefined.
Ah, it seems Spaz is replying. He'll be able to tell you much more than I can
Any other real number over 0 is undefined, but you can kind of think of it as positive or negative infinity (but it's not really infinity, it's undefined).
0 over 0 is also undefined. But here, you can think of it kind of being like it could be anything (but again, it's still undefined).
In short, ANYTHING divided by 0 is undefined in normal math.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Division_by_zero for a way more detailed answer.