1/0=infinity
Prove me wrong.
1/0=infinity
Camden Stewart
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Landon Evans
infinity=1/0=1/(-0)=-1/0=-infinity
Nathan Allen
1/0 = every number simultaneously
Julian Wright
The proof is trivial.
Assuming the axiom of infinity, the following holds trivially.
[math]\epsilon_0= \kappa^{\lambda^\infty}0 = 0 \iff 1 / 0 = \infty [/math]
Using the universal property of [math]\epsilon_0[/math] we trivially obtain
[math]\forall n, \, 0 \cong \pi_{n + \lambda}(S^n) \, /\ \mathbb{Q}^\infty \otimes (\mathbb{Z}^\infty * \mathbb{Z}^\infty)[/math] which is a contradiction.
[math]\blacksquare[/math]
Jayden White
Exactly, that's why we say it's undefined.
6/2=3, because 3*2=6
10/5=2, because 5*2=10
1/0=0, because 0*0=0
1/0=1, because 0*1=0
1/0=2, because 0*2=0
1/0=3, because 0*3=0
etc.
Grayson Perez
>1/0 = x
>(1/0)*0 = x*0
>1 = 0*x
>1 = 0
Jacob Flores
math is a tool created by man. You can't divide by zero in the same way you can't measure the weight of something with a tape measurer.
Eli Sullivan
What if you hung the weight off the end of the tape and measured how far it got pulled out against the rewind spring
Luis Ortiz
infinity is not a number,but a concept.
dont make sense
Brandon Wood
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