nycmathguy Joined Jun 27, 2021 Messages 5,386 Reaction score 422 Jul 20, 2021 #1 Let n = any number Why is 0/n = 0?
MathLover1 Joined Jun 27, 2021 Messages 2,989 Reaction score 2,884 Jul 21, 2021 #2 0/n=0 (0/any number(except 0) )=0 because 0/n=0 =>0=0*n => When you multiply by 0, the answer is always 0.
0/n=0 (0/any number(except 0) )=0 because 0/n=0 =>0=0*n => When you multiply by 0, the answer is always 0.
nycmathguy Joined Jun 27, 2021 Messages 5,386 Reaction score 422 Jul 21, 2021 #3 MathLover1 said: 0/n=0 (0/any number(except 0) )=0 because 0/n=0 =>0=0*n => When you multiply by 0, the answer is always 0. Click to expand... I feel that a future mathematician will discover that division by 0 is possible by applying unknown calculations.
MathLover1 said: 0/n=0 (0/any number(except 0) )=0 because 0/n=0 =>0=0*n => When you multiply by 0, the answer is always 0. Click to expand... I feel that a future mathematician will discover that division by 0 is possible by applying unknown calculations.