Tell me how

0/0=0, how does that not work?

0 divided by 0 is 1.
0 can go into 0 1 time. I think.

division by 0 is undefined, thats all you need to know
it cannot be done no matter what

Anything divided by zero = ∞

That's it.

they are wrong, im right. armman is indian, what does he know?

think of a whole loaf of bread = 0 ...dividing it into 0 pieces /0 = ..means you're turning it into nothing

Originally Posted by DoC

0 divided by 0 is 1.
0 can go into 0 1 time. I think.

It has to be either 1 or 0, it can't be ∞.

Originally Posted by Moose

think of a whole loaf of bread = 0 ...dividing it into 0 pieces /0 = ..means you're turning it into nothing

exactly, nothing divided by nothing means you get nothing.

Originally Posted by Skrat501

It has to be either 1 or 0, it can't be ∞.

I lol'd. It is ∞.

Proof: http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=0/0

If you try to divide anything by zero, result will be 0.0000... to infinity. Therefore anything divided by zero is not determined/infinite.

Originally Posted by armman

I lol'd. It is ∞.

Proof: http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=0/0

If you try to divide anything by zero, result will be 0.0000... to infinity. Therefore anything divided by zero is not determined/infinite.

but even if you times 0 by infinity, you still get 0, so 0.0000000000000000000 - to infinity places would still equal 0