alleryStart learning →Why can both sides of an equation not be divided by zero?
AIt makes both sides equal to one
BIt reverses the equals sign
CIt always turns the unknown into zero
DDivision by zero has no meaning
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Division by zero has no meaning
Division by zero is undefined, so only a non-zero number may be used to divide both sides.
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