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Wrong! 
What subject is that?Acarr said:![]()
Lol at this question.
Just doesn't exist. The limit of 1/x as x tends to 0+ is +? though.spiraldoor said:What is One divided by Zero?![]()
Error 2.spiraldoor said:What is One divided by Zero?![]()
Don't you know that some processors would say -1?spiraldoor said:What is One divided by Zero?![]()
Actually, I think that was me...Xenon said:The answer is obviously infinity. Zero isn't a value and can't be multiplied or divided, so no figure will ever be given as an answer.
I think Hunchman demonstrated this in a complicated mathematical way.
Well, not really. 1/0 simply doesn't exist. You could say that 1/0+ = +∞ and 1/0- = -∞ (these are limits), but there's nothing you can say about 1/0.Xenon said:The answer is obviously infinity. Zero isn't a value and can't be multiplied or divided, so no figure will ever be given as an answer.
I think Hunchman demonstrated this in a complicated mathematical way.
Zero is:Xenon said:Both infinity and zero aren't figures, so it's impossible to gain a value as an answer.
Hunchman801 said:And zero actually is a number, it's the neutral element for addition and the absorbing element for multiplication.