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Originally Posted by Kristi
Well either way, by order of operations in that case, the 2 and 1 would have both been multiplied by 0 before being divided by zero. So 0/0 = 0/0, which I do believe in modern math is concidered 0.
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I can rearrange the numbers to do division first... If they're both multiplied by 0, I'd say the statement reads 0=0 and leave it at that. There is no infinity in either case. On top of that, 0/0 could be anything in
C. Also, the taylor series for e (and sin and cos probably, along with others, I really haven't thought about it) needs 0/0 to be 1 to work. Oh, and TI-89s replace 0/0 with 1... ???
