If $3/3=1, 2/2=1, 1/1=1$, then why is $0/0$ undefined? Why is it not $1$?
2026-04-13 04:24:03.1776054243
Why is $0/0$ ot equal to $1$?
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0/0 is not defined because you can find any couple of numbers a,b for which 0*a = 0*b . if defined, we would have 0/0 = a/b, and this for any possible values of a and b. Which makes way to many values for one same given number. ;-)