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klij
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Is the problem with dividing by zero recognizing different infinities?
to me 1/0 is clearily a infinitely large number(x).
and 2/0 should be 2x.
so x *0=1 assuming for examples sake(0/0=1)
so 2x*0=2
I guess for this to work some abstract value of infinity must be defined in the beginning.
Please note I am just trying to get a better grasp on the problem of division by zero.
P.S. is there a system of measuring values of infinity already?
to me 1/0 is clearily a infinitely large number(x).
and 2/0 should be 2x.
so x *0=1 assuming for examples sake(0/0=1)
so 2x*0=2
I guess for this to work some abstract value of infinity must be defined in the beginning.
Please note I am just trying to get a better grasp on the problem of division by zero.
P.S. is there a system of measuring values of infinity already?