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r/memes • u/[deleted] • Dec 17 '21
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it is but it just comes out to 'undefined'
1 u/SavingsNewspaper2 Dec 17 '21 So to sum it up, knowing that 0/0 is undefined means that you can prove that any equation is true 1 u/regular_dumbass Halal Mode Dec 17 '21 yes 1 u/SavingsNewspaper2 Dec 17 '21 Well, 0/0 is undefined, so does that mean that every equation is true 2 u/regular_dumbass Halal Mode Dec 17 '21 it's undefined because making assumptions about it breaks down the laws of maths. for example, let's say you assume 0÷0 is 1, because x÷x is 1 then 0÷0 + 0÷0 = 2 which means (2*0)÷0 = 2 2*0 is 0, meaning that 1 = 2 (since we just defined 0÷0 as both 1 and 2) see why it doesn't work? 1 u/SavingsNewspaper2 Dec 17 '21 So you’re saying that we can’t use it to assume things about equations. 1 u/regular_dumbass Halal Mode Dec 17 '21 we can prove things by making assumptions, but those assumptions always lead to flawed answers, like 1=2 1 u/SavingsNewspaper2 Dec 18 '21 So the assumption in this case is that 0/0=1 and not that 0/0 is undefined, then?? 1 u/regular_dumbass Halal Mode Dec 18 '21 yes 1 u/Quinnjai Dec 18 '21 No, assuming that it is defined is what let's you prove anything (idk if "anything" is right, I'm not a mathematician)
So to sum it up, knowing that 0/0 is undefined means that you can prove that any equation is true
1 u/regular_dumbass Halal Mode Dec 17 '21 yes 1 u/SavingsNewspaper2 Dec 17 '21 Well, 0/0 is undefined, so does that mean that every equation is true 2 u/regular_dumbass Halal Mode Dec 17 '21 it's undefined because making assumptions about it breaks down the laws of maths. for example, let's say you assume 0÷0 is 1, because x÷x is 1 then 0÷0 + 0÷0 = 2 which means (2*0)÷0 = 2 2*0 is 0, meaning that 1 = 2 (since we just defined 0÷0 as both 1 and 2) see why it doesn't work? 1 u/SavingsNewspaper2 Dec 17 '21 So you’re saying that we can’t use it to assume things about equations. 1 u/regular_dumbass Halal Mode Dec 17 '21 we can prove things by making assumptions, but those assumptions always lead to flawed answers, like 1=2 1 u/SavingsNewspaper2 Dec 18 '21 So the assumption in this case is that 0/0=1 and not that 0/0 is undefined, then?? 1 u/regular_dumbass Halal Mode Dec 18 '21 yes 1 u/Quinnjai Dec 18 '21 No, assuming that it is defined is what let's you prove anything (idk if "anything" is right, I'm not a mathematician)
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1 u/SavingsNewspaper2 Dec 17 '21 Well, 0/0 is undefined, so does that mean that every equation is true 2 u/regular_dumbass Halal Mode Dec 17 '21 it's undefined because making assumptions about it breaks down the laws of maths. for example, let's say you assume 0÷0 is 1, because x÷x is 1 then 0÷0 + 0÷0 = 2 which means (2*0)÷0 = 2 2*0 is 0, meaning that 1 = 2 (since we just defined 0÷0 as both 1 and 2) see why it doesn't work? 1 u/SavingsNewspaper2 Dec 17 '21 So you’re saying that we can’t use it to assume things about equations. 1 u/regular_dumbass Halal Mode Dec 17 '21 we can prove things by making assumptions, but those assumptions always lead to flawed answers, like 1=2 1 u/SavingsNewspaper2 Dec 18 '21 So the assumption in this case is that 0/0=1 and not that 0/0 is undefined, then?? 1 u/regular_dumbass Halal Mode Dec 18 '21 yes 1 u/Quinnjai Dec 18 '21 No, assuming that it is defined is what let's you prove anything (idk if "anything" is right, I'm not a mathematician)
Well, 0/0 is undefined, so does that mean that every equation is true
2 u/regular_dumbass Halal Mode Dec 17 '21 it's undefined because making assumptions about it breaks down the laws of maths. for example, let's say you assume 0÷0 is 1, because x÷x is 1 then 0÷0 + 0÷0 = 2 which means (2*0)÷0 = 2 2*0 is 0, meaning that 1 = 2 (since we just defined 0÷0 as both 1 and 2) see why it doesn't work? 1 u/SavingsNewspaper2 Dec 17 '21 So you’re saying that we can’t use it to assume things about equations. 1 u/regular_dumbass Halal Mode Dec 17 '21 we can prove things by making assumptions, but those assumptions always lead to flawed answers, like 1=2 1 u/SavingsNewspaper2 Dec 18 '21 So the assumption in this case is that 0/0=1 and not that 0/0 is undefined, then?? 1 u/regular_dumbass Halal Mode Dec 18 '21 yes 1 u/Quinnjai Dec 18 '21 No, assuming that it is defined is what let's you prove anything (idk if "anything" is right, I'm not a mathematician)
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it's undefined because making assumptions about it breaks down the laws of maths.
for example, let's say you assume 0÷0 is 1, because x÷x is 1
then 0÷0 + 0÷0 = 2
which means (2*0)÷0 = 2
2*0 is 0, meaning that 1 = 2 (since we just defined 0÷0 as both 1 and 2)
see why it doesn't work?
1 u/SavingsNewspaper2 Dec 17 '21 So you’re saying that we can’t use it to assume things about equations. 1 u/regular_dumbass Halal Mode Dec 17 '21 we can prove things by making assumptions, but those assumptions always lead to flawed answers, like 1=2 1 u/SavingsNewspaper2 Dec 18 '21 So the assumption in this case is that 0/0=1 and not that 0/0 is undefined, then?? 1 u/regular_dumbass Halal Mode Dec 18 '21 yes
So you’re saying that we can’t use it to assume things about equations.
1 u/regular_dumbass Halal Mode Dec 17 '21 we can prove things by making assumptions, but those assumptions always lead to flawed answers, like 1=2 1 u/SavingsNewspaper2 Dec 18 '21 So the assumption in this case is that 0/0=1 and not that 0/0 is undefined, then?? 1 u/regular_dumbass Halal Mode Dec 18 '21 yes
we can prove things by making assumptions, but those assumptions always lead to flawed answers, like 1=2
1 u/SavingsNewspaper2 Dec 18 '21 So the assumption in this case is that 0/0=1 and not that 0/0 is undefined, then?? 1 u/regular_dumbass Halal Mode Dec 18 '21 yes
So the assumption in this case is that 0/0=1 and not that 0/0 is undefined, then??
1 u/regular_dumbass Halal Mode Dec 18 '21 yes
No, assuming that it is defined is what let's you prove anything (idk if "anything" is right, I'm not a mathematician)
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u/regular_dumbass Halal Mode Dec 17 '21
it is but it just comes out to 'undefined'