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3/29/2016 12:43:50 AM
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Why is X/0 undefined? (X represents any number)
Technically a math problem.
[spoiler]Also, what do you get when you take the 32nd number in the Fibonacci Sequence and divide by the golden ratio.[/spoiler]
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A black hole is created at the centre of your calculator and will suck up any math homework in a ten foot radius
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Since X can be any number, any number divided by zero is invalid and undefined. [spoiler]I suck at math, so I'm not going to even bother with trying that second one.[/spoiler]
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No, I mean why is anything divided by zero considered undefined I know that it is, I'm asking why we've decided to leave it at that
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Edited by Relyks: 3/29/2016 1:40:08 AMIt's often said that "Black Holes are where God divided by zero." The concept is similar to a black hole, we can only assume what's inside, and we will never know what is inside forever and can only speculate. (Interstellar does a weird job at speculating) We just can't really understand why we can't. That's why whenever you get a calculator and divide by 0, it gives an error. It simply doesn't work.
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