first i have to clear up my useage of n:
n = any real number and ALL real numbers
it could be pi, or 5, or -2 or .333repeating. It doesnt work with at least one type of nonreal number (see below)
One Exception: n may not be 0
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RULES OF ZERO (by unreality) (lol)
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EQUATION: n/x = y
FACT: as x gets smaller, y will get bigger. As x gets reduced to 0, y goes to infinity (?)
EXAMPLE:
5/1 = 5
5/.5 = 10
5/.0005 = 10,000
5/.0000000001 = 50,000,000,000
etc
FACT: n/0 = ?
FACT: n/? = 0
FACT: z/z = 1
FACT: ?/? = 1 (not 0)
THUS: since ? is nonreal, this only works with Real numbers or at least non-infinite
ANYWAY:
BACK TO FACTS:
MOST RECENT FACT: n/? = 0 since n/0 = ?
FACT: n*0 = 0
(divide by zero on both sides)
FACT: n = 0/0
The question is:
Is 0n over 0 (0n/0) equal to 0/0 or n? (I say BOTH, see sentence after next) Since you are dividing by 0, it might be 0/0 = 0/0 which casts no light on 0/0. But the nature of what I just said, before that, does mean that n = 0/0, right?
So my final facts:
FINAL FACT: n/0 = ? (n cant be zero here, remember)
FINAL FACT: 0/0 = n (here n could be zero)
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i dunno... just ramblings of the 0