alleryWhat do we say about dividing a number by zero?
AIt equals itself
BIt is not defined
CIt equals one
DIt equals zero
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. It is not defined
1. No number times 0 can give a non-zero number.
2. So division by zero has no answer.
3. We say it is not defined.
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