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@ilunice (946)
Netherlands
January 9, 2007 3:58pm CST
Any number divided by itself is always unity (1). But this fact has an exception. What is the exception? give examples where applicable
2 responses
Sailor
@Sailor (1160)
• United States
10 Jan 07
It could be when it is a positive and a negative, but then technically those would become different numbers.
mythmoh
@mythmoh (3984)
• United States
9 Jan 07
i too agree with first response...zero/zero is not equal to 1.it is indeterminate.what about infinity by infinity?is it equal to one?i dont think it is equal to one.