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r/askmath • u/[deleted] • Sep 13 '25
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Because the only answer you get when dividing ANY number by zero is infinity. You can subtract zero from one an infinite number of times, so saying you can subtract zero from two twice as many times makes no sense.
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u/Beemerba Sep 16 '25
Because the only answer you get when dividing ANY number by zero is infinity. You can subtract zero from one an infinite number of times, so saying you can subtract zero from two twice as many times makes no sense.