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  Redoutable Wrote:There's no limit to how many 0's you can divide into 0, so it's 0 or infinite! Call x = 0 x/x. Stroke the x up and down. you're left with 1/1. But the issue with 0^2 or 0^1 is that you're not really dividing by anything. funnily enough is that 0^3/0^1 in theory is 0^2, but is not defined. |
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1^infinity - by Russt - 2008-11-15, 02:42 AM
1^infinity - by Ian - 2008-11-15, 03:06 AM
1^infinity - by chrome - 2008-11-15, 03:28 AM
1^infinity - by butterfλi - 2008-11-15, 04:36 AM
1^infinity - by Nikkey - 2008-11-15, 06:47 AM
1^infinity - by Redoutable - 2008-11-15, 02:15 PM
1^infinity - by Nikkey - 2008-11-15, 02:29 PM
1^infinity - by Alloy - 2008-11-15, 02:34 PM
1^infinity - by FinalHeart - 2008-11-15, 02:37 PM
1^infinity - by Nikkey - 2008-11-15, 02:37 PM
1^infinity - by Redoutable - 2008-11-15, 06:33 PM
1^infinity - by Alloy - 2008-11-15, 06:58 PM
1^infinity - by Nikkey - 2008-11-15, 07:08 PM
1^infinity - by Redoutable - 2008-11-15, 07:21 PM
1^infinity - by Nikkey - 2008-11-15, 07:39 PM
1^infinity - by shouri - 2008-11-15, 10:34 PM
1^infinity - by Stereo - 2008-11-16, 12:50 AM
1^infinity - by Kevo - 2008-11-16, 12:57 AM
1^infinity - by JakeAndBake - 2008-11-16, 01:14 AM
1^infinity - by Stereo - 2008-11-16, 01:16 AM
1^infinity - by JakeAndBake - 2008-11-16, 01:52 AM
1^infinity - by butterfλi - 2008-11-16, 01:56 AM
1^infinity - by Technolink - 2008-11-16, 02:18 AM
1^infinity - by Russt - 2008-11-16, 02:23 AM
1^infinity - by Stereo - 2008-11-16, 03:02 AM
1^infinity - by KajitiSouls - 2008-11-16, 06:52 AM
1^infinity - by Nikkey - 2008-11-16, 07:14 AM
1^infinity - by FinalHeart - 2008-11-16, 05:42 PM
1^infinity - by Dusk - 2008-11-16, 07:39 PM
1^infinity - by shouri - 2008-11-16, 11:40 PM
1^infinity - by Dusk - 2008-11-17, 01:42 AM
1^infinity - by Nikkey - 2008-11-17, 01:43 AM
1^infinity - by shouri - 2008-11-18, 02:33 AM
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