Originally posted by: her209
Oh, you can't divide something by nothing.
Because four groups of 0 is 0? Or 0 groups of 4 is 0? That's all multiplication is, groups.Originally posted by: Shawn
Originally posted by: her209
Oh, you can't divide something by nothing.
Then why can you multiply something by nothing?
Lets say you have marbles grouped into twos. If you counted zero groups of marbles, you'd have zero marbles.Originally posted by: Shawn
Then why can you multiply something by nothing?Originally posted by: her209
Oh, you can't divide something by nothing.
Tell Texas Instruments that.Originally posted by: shortylickens
The real answer is infinity.
OR......
How many times can you take 0 away from any given number?
As many as you want!
Originally posted by: Shawn
Originally posted by: her209
Oh, you can't divide something by nothing.
Then why can you multiply something by nothing?
Originally posted by: RyanSengara
Originally posted by: Shawn
Originally posted by: her209
Oh, you can't divide something by nothing.
Then why can you multiply something by nothing?
You can't.
Well, nothing negative really makes very much physical sense. I mean, -4 x 2 is a negative four groups of two? WTF??Originally posted by: her209
How can you divide a number by a negative number?

 
				
		