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Does this make sense to you?

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Let the number you say, anything, be x.

Now let's test the properties of division (by zero)

Property 1: (for x ≠ 0)

 \(\frac{x}{0} = ∞\)

Property 2: (for x ≠ 0)

 \(\frac{0}{x} = 0\)    

Property 3: (for x ≠ 0)

 \(\frac{x}{x} = 1\) 

However, when x = 0 in all properties,

 \(0 \over 0\)could be infinity (property 1), 0 (property 2), or 1 (property 3).

But, this equation does not make sense, since you cannot share nothing to nobody.

Therefore, there is no solution to \(0 \over 0\)      

Therefore, dividing by zero does NOT make sense at all.

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P.S. January 22, 2004 is not my birthday! (gotten from Inside Out)

\(131 313 - 555 - 1 = 130 757\)  

Using the Math Olympiad Method, we can't find out a pattern.

Using a graphing calculator, it is very difficult.

Therefore, we can't solve it easily.

\(\left ( 19 \over 0 \right ) \over 4 \\ = ∞ \over 4 \\ = ∞\)    

Try typing one sentence each like this

40 + 2.0 * 160

40 - 2.0 * 160

Length of needle = Radius of Circle

                            = 22 cm

Circumference of circle = \(2πr \\ = 2π \times 22 (π = 3.142) \\ = 2 \times 3.142 \times 22 \\ = 6.284 \times 22 \\ = 138.248\)           

\(360º = 138.248cm | ÷ \frac{360}{124} \\ 124º = 47.619cm\)

The answer is rounded to 3 decimal places.

Answer: 47.619 cm

Jill’s husband Jim invests $15 000 with compound interest at 3% per year. How much does he have after 4 years?

Interest -> $15 000 × [100% + (4 × 3%)]

= $15 000 × (100% + 12%)

= $15 000 × 112%

= $16 800

from MathWizard2004 A.K.A. mathw0122

P.S. January 22, 2004 is not my birthday! (gotten from Inside Out)

Let the number you say, anything, be x.

Now let's test the properties of division (by zero)

Property 1: (for x ≠ 0)

\(\frac{x}{0} = ∞\) 

Property 2: (for x ≠ 0)

\(\frac{0}{x} = 0\)  

Property 3: (for x ≠ 0)

\(\frac{x}{x} = 1\)    

However, when x = 0 in all properties,

\(\frac{0}{0}\)     could be infinity (property 1), 0 (property 2), or 1 (property 3).

But, this equation does not make sense, since you cannot share nothing to nobody.

Therefore, there is no solution to \(\frac{0}{0}\)     

Therefore, dividing by zero does NOT make sense at all.

from MathWizard2004 A.K.A. MathW0122