0 problem ..........

we know
if a*b=c
or a=c/b.
now let a=b=c=0.
or 0*0=0
or 0=0/0.
guess the mistake...............

7 Answers

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rahul ·

what?????
0/0 form is indeterminate...

a = c/b is valid only when a,b and c ≠0
what do u wanna ask?

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Tanumoy Bar ·

i asked where is the mistake....... why it is not applicable for zero????????????

1
buddyboyyash ·

well just an attempt....

is it like....

0*0 = 0 can also be written as....(0*0)/1 = 0/1

bt wen it comes to 0=0/0......it becomes (0/1) = 0/(0*1)

which becomes 0/1 = 0/0 which is not really valid...

these reasons myt be useless....bt just thot to give it a try

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Tanumoy Bar ·

a*b=c
or a=b/c.
we actually eat 1 step within these two steps.
correct one-------
a*b=c
or a*b/b=c/b
or a=c/b.(since b cancles out)
now we cant divide 0 by 0.
so it can't be applied for zero.

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p.abhishek ·

if a=b/c then a≠b≠c then how u can say that a=b=c=o

1
v.rinish ·

i agree with abhishek but a=c/b

1
v.rinish ·

i agree with abhishek but a=c/b

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