In algebraic terms, the division by zero is
meaningless.
You can think in this way: what expression
multiplied by zero gives other value than zero? The answer is simple,
none.
for instance, we'll consider a polynomial of n-th
order:
P(x) = `a_(1)` *`x^(n)` + `a_(2)` *`x^(n-1)` + ... +
`a_(0)`
We'll divide this polynomial by
0:
P(x)/0 = ? => 0*? =
P(x)
Unless P(x) reprezents zero polynomial, no other value
multiplied by zero gives such a value that is different from
zero.
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