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Originally Posted by napo_p2p
Wierd. Mines says 'undef' for 0/0.
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When you graph in 3D, I think it says "0/0 replaced with 1." I've only tinkered with an 89 for a little while, I don't actually own one, though.
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Originally Posted by Kristi
The only way to solve 0/0 is to use a limit approach, which makes it equal to 0, and which is the right answer defined by modern mathematics .
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I can make several limits to equate 0/0, and each of them gives a different result.
e: in fact,
lim (x,y) -> (0,0) y/x (does not exist) but evaluated individually gives
C.