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Watch the clip and answer the questions (in the padlet post)

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Watch the clip and answer the questions (in the padlet post)

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Before watching this video, I knew that... 

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I knew dividing a number by 0 gives no mathematically possible answer.

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I learnt that 0 has no multiplicative inverse and cannot be multiplied by infinity.

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Before watching this video, I knew that whatever number divided by 0 equals 0.

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I learnt that 0 can be divided but it requires breaking the rule of Maths which would create a whole new concept.

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It’s not possible to divide a number by 0 (and not get 0)

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This is because zero has no multiplicative inverse. Even if you used 0 X ♾️ = 1 as a start, then to get 2, it would be (0 X ♾️) + (0 X ♾️), which shortens down to 0 X ♾️ to get 2. However, that would mean 1 is equal to two, which isn’t exactly correct in the normal sense of numbers.

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You cannot divide 0 by a number without getting 0

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Hi im joel whats up bois

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Before watching the video, I thought dividing by 0 will be equal to 0, as multiplying with 0 will also end up with 0. 0 is basically nothing, so dividing by nothing will also be nothing.

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I learnt that 0 has n multiplication inverse. Even if infinity divided by 0 will be one, (infinity x 0) + (infinity x 0) is not 2. This is because (infinity x 0) + (infinity x 0) is equal to (0 + 0) x (infinity + infinity) equals to 0 x infinity equals is one, which will make 1 equals to 2. Since this will break our understanding of maths as 2 is bigger than and not equal to 1, thus it is not possible right now to divide by 0.

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Mathematical inverse (eg mathematic inverse of 2 is 1/2), the square root of -1 is i and the Reimann Sphere.

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Hi

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Hello

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0 has no multiplicative inverse so dividing by 0 would break the laws of math

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0 has no multiplicative inverse so it cannot be divided by another number

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any number multiplied by 0 = 0 because it is like 0 times of (number here)

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multiplicative inverse and the riemann sphere

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0 has no multiplicative inverse because it has no value but if we break some math rules, it can be possible

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Since dividing a larger number by a smaller number gives you larger answers (10/5=2, 10/2=5, 10/1=10), so technically the as the smaller numbers are closer to 0, the answer will grow as big as possible (♾️). So technically any given number divided by 0 is equal to ♾️. However, 0 has no multiplicative inverse. Since any number multiplied by their multiplicative inverse is always 1, then we could say that 0 x ♾️ = 1. This means that (0x♾️)+(0x♾️)=2. When rearranged, this equation becomes 0x♾️=2. Shown in the previous equation, 0x♾️=1. However, 1 does not equal to 2 so this is not mathematically correct. 

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The Riemann sphere which involves dividing numbers by 0 and what is a multiplicative inverse. 

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Why can't multiply by zero

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I can't multiply by zero and most of the time programmers compensate by forcing the output of that equation to be either 0/infinity 

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0 has no multiplicative inverse and if we tried to logically create a multiplicative inverse all numbers would be equal to each other

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i learnt the definition of mathematical inverse

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in order to divide a number e.g. x/z z has to have a multiplicative inverse but 0 doesn't have a multiplicative 

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Only because 0 has no multiplicative inverse, it makes it so that it cannot divide or be divided by a number.

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Multiplicative inverse, i (√-1), Riemann Sphere

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I know that numbers can't be divided by 0.

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0 does not have a multiplicative inverse.

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multiplicative inverse & Riemann's sphere

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You can’t divide by zero because nothing can make zero a different number by multiplying it.

I made a short video about it

“Black holes are where god divided by zero”

- Steven Wright said

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Black holes are made by dividing by zero

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As 0 has no multiplicative inverse, dividing by 0 is breaking mathimatical laws that were inplemented for a long time. 

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(Phone can't sign into Google so can't do until my mom helped settle today.)

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0 is undividable by so the calculator will show 0 when u try 0x0

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If u try to make 0 divisible, then it would shatter all the mathematical laws in place into pieces

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0 has no multiplicative inverse so even if you break the mathimatical rules and say 0 is equal to infinity, that means 0 is also equal to 1 and so on.

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Dividing by zero breaks the laws of math