Why is any number over 0 undefined or what we say infinity? We are used to dividing a certain number by another or by the same number since we started learning mathematics. That’s not a big deal. But here’s one big deal that we are always warned about i.e., to divide any number by zero (0). But Why? Because you get infinity when you do so. But how and why we tend to get so when we divide any number by zero? Let’s have a look at it to better understand!!! ▪ Firstly, what’s multiplication? Nothing but repeated addition. Example: 2×3=6 which means we need to add 2 thrice to get 6. ▪ And secondly , what’s division? Nothing but repeated subtraction unless we get zero. Example: 15/5=3 which means subtracting 5 thrice from 15 to get 0. i.e, 15-5-5-5=0 But let’s check in case of 1/0. Accordin...

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