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From: Bruce Bain <YaxisX@aol.com>
To: Teacher2Teacher Public Discussion
Date: 2003032614:22:02
Subject: Re: Zero divided by zero (indeterminate form).
Explaining n/0 0/0
I'm doing a websearch, hoping to enforce my argument that Zero is
itself is "indeterminate" not just division by zero. Still, a way of
explaining the difficulties of division by zero, is found in this
book: "The Art Of The Infinite" by Robert Kaplan and Ellen Kaplan
pages 56-57 ISBN# 0-19-514743-X
I believe that the idea centers on the multiplicative inverse of
Zero.
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