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Edited because: Rule #7
I thought you just wanted to have a conversation, you sly ruseman. :\
“jokes on them i was just pretending”
@Ilsor
@Background Human
Trolling successful.
Problem is, it depends on what direction you approach zero from. If you start with a positive number and go down to zero, you get positive infinity. But if you start with a negative number and go up to zero, you get negative infinity. And with 0/0, all bets are off. You can make a case for any number. As the limit of 3x/x, for example, it’s 3.
What you’ve just said is a really crude version of the limits theory.
Infinity isn’t a number, the answer is undefined
ifyouknowwhatimean
Twilight: (garbled)
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That only works on non-constant functions. The derivative of zero is still zero, so you’re still SOL.