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Posted: 2010-04-20 13:29:24
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There is a problem with the divid by zero 1+2 proof. You have to divid everything in the problem. so it would be 0/0 time 1/0=0/0 times 2/0 that would simplfy to 1/0=2/0. Then by multiplying both by zero you would get 1=2. They just skiped a step. Still awesome.
i have to do this to my math teacher
the mac thing lol... they dont have BSoD's... they were running windows on it (because you can)... just some proof that windows is shite
Guys, I managed to divide by Zero and DIDN'T BREAK PHSYICS! Or... Did... or something... anyway
0 / 0 = 1
Why? Because there is exactly one 'nothing' in 'nothing' so there for, you get 1 full nothing, or 1 thing to use as a base, therefore, Dividing by zero IS possible!
0 / 0 = 1
Why? Because there is exactly one 'nothing' in 'nothing' so there for, you get 1 full nothing, or 1 thing to use as a base, therefore, Dividing by zero IS possible!
This is not true, as the answer would be indeterminate.
Wikipedia explains it pretty well. Consider that division is the inverse of multiplication, which means 6/2 = 3, so n*2 = 6 where n would be 3.
However, when you have an equation like 6/0 = x, the inverse would be 0 * x = 6, and since any number multiplied by 0 is 0, there is no number to satisfy the equation.
Likewise, when you have the equation 0/0 = x, the inverse would then be x * 0 = 0. Since any number multiplied by 0 is 0, every number would satisfy this equation and thus a single number can't be taken as the value of 0/0. Which makes it indeterminate.
Wikipedia explains it pretty well. Consider that division is the inverse of multiplication, which means 6/2 = 3, so n*2 = 6 where n would be 3.
However, when you have an equation like 6/0 = x, the inverse would be 0 * x = 6, and since any number multiplied by 0 is 0, there is no number to satisfy the equation.
Likewise, when you have the equation 0/0 = x, the inverse would then be x * 0 = 0. Since any number multiplied by 0 is 0, every number would satisfy this equation and thus a single number can't be taken as the value of 0/0. Which makes it indeterminate.
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