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This is resource PV7UC6O, a Archived Thread.
Discovered:14/10 -2008 05:51:52

Ended:3/12 -2008 16:10:56

Checked:5/12 -2008 04:57:28

Original location: http://img.7chan.org/fl/res/2568.html
Recognized format: Yes, thread post count is 28.
Discovered flash files: 1



There are 2 links ending with .swf in this thread (1 more than the discovered amount of flash files).



File: thelastdenominator.swf-(1.19MB, 320x240)
[IMG][_] Anonymous 08/10/13(Mon)20:47 No. 2568 [IMG]

  :3

>> [_] Anonymous 08/10/14(Tue)07:36 No. 2585

  MATHS AHEAD:
  Division by zero is impossible because if you moltiply A * B, and get C, you can get back A or B
  by doing C/B or C/A, but if A * 0, you can't retrieve back A by doing C/0.
  Zero spreads like a weegee, if not worse :(

>> [_] Anonymous 08/10/14(Tue)09:56 No. 2589

  >>2585
  your argument is faulty in that its logic is circular, and it is therefore invalid.

  besides, division by zero is not impossible; it's not defined, dumbass.

>> [_] Anonymous 08/10/14(Tue)10:30 No. 2590

  >>2589
  actually, zero divided by zero is undefined, as it can have any possible result (it falls under
  both [0 / X = 0] and [X / X = 1])
  zero divided by anything else is impossible within real numbers

>> [_] Anonymous 08/10/14(Tue)14:16 No. 2596

  >>2590

  2+2=4.

  Fuck you kids and...and your 90210.

>> [_] Anonymous 08/10/14(Tue)17:21 No. 2605

  >>2590
  0/1=0
  1/0=undefined
  >>2589 is right

>> [_] Anonymous 08/10/16(Thu)03:23 No. 2637

  but is it possible to have nothing with nothing to add up to nothing when you have something that
  adds up to nothing?

  like he said OHH SHI-

>> [_] Anonymous 08/10/17(Fri)19:45 No. 2671

  0/0 is not undefined, it's "undetermined"

  also, some would argue that 1/0 = infinity

>> [_] Anonymous 08/10/17(Fri)20:00 No. 2674

  >>2671
  They do not argue very well.

>> [_] Anonymous 08/10/21(Tue)13:39 No. 2771

  >>2671
  the fact is, that if 1/0=X, then, by defnition, X*0=1. There is no value of X for which this is
  true. X is undefined (not undetermined you fucking moron).

>> [_] Anonymous 08/10/29(Wed)15:19 No. 3056

  Think of dividing by zero similarly to a negative radical, it needs its own definition,
  sqrt(-4)=4i [an imaginary number], 4/0=4z [a zeroed number]. Another way to think of it is that
  all numbers are in groups, 4=(IIII); 4/2=(II),(II);4/4=(I),(I),(I),(I); 4/0=IIII. It is
  undefined, because we have not assigned a definition to it yet.

>> [_] Anonymous 08/10/29(Wed)16:06 No. 3058

  Hey guys, how do I save flash from a website?
  No not here, I want to save a flash banner from another site, how would I do that?

>> [_] Anonymous 08/10/29(Wed)16:22 No. 3059

  Suppose you define an element X such that X*0=0*X=1

  Then,

  X=X
  0+X=X
  X*0 + X*X = X*X
  X*0 = X*X -(X*X)
  X*0 = 0

  so X*0 = 0 and 1, a contradiction.

  Not that this makes no reference to being in any particular number system, in fact, I only used
  the properties of Rings. So it holds for any Ring or Field that the additive identity has no
  multiplicative identity, and it is impossible to consistently define one.

  Also, 1/0 is not infinity. It is only referred to this way in a limiting sense, that is Lim (1/X)
  as X tends toward 0 is +/- infinity. But, infinity is not part of the real numbers. The extended
  real line is not a field or ring, and is not well behaved as an algebraic structure, and is only
  really useful for it's topological properties

>> [_] Anonymous 08/10/29(Wed)16:22 No. 3060

  Not = Note

>> [_] Anonymous 08/10/29(Wed)16:37 No. 3061

  >>3059
  your math is flawed...
  horrifically.

  which brings your logic into question

>> [_] Anonymous 08/10/29(Wed)16:52 No. 3062

  >>3058
  Here, I really need help. I know about the page info thing but its comes up as 0px X 0px. The
  link to the flash is: http://www.zambooie.com/flash/index_feature/BATZ2.swf
  but that doesn't show the flash, and I still can't rip it from there using the same method nor
  file2hd...

>> [_] Anonymous 08/10/30(Thu)14:21 No. 3090

  Clarifying my earlier point, 4/0=IIII, is like removing the grouping,which removes any way of
  identifying it; which is a value which we have not defined. It does not equal 1, or 0, or
  infinity, it is a type of number that is very hard to comprehend.

>> [_] Anonymous 08/10/30(Thu)18:01 No. 3096

  Let's think of things this way:

  You have 10 apples and 5 friends, you want to give each friend an equal amount of apples, so each
  friend gets two. Written out this would be 10/5=2. So lets say you have 10 apples and no friends
  (which is not a rare case on this image board), each friend gets 0 apples, because the friends do
  not exist, therefore the apples have no where to go. So the answer is simply undefined, null set,
  not possible or what have you. This topic cannot be put into any real or imaginary number
  category.

>> [_] Anonymous 08/10/30(Thu)18:41 No. 3098

  It is not in a category with imaginary numbers, we need to create a definition for it, just like
  they did for imaginarys. We need to make a new category for it.

>> [_] Cearl 08/10/30(Thu)18:45 No. 3099

  Holy shit, that was the funniest thing I have ever seen.

>> [_] Cearl 08/10/30(Thu)18:50 No. 3101

  I just read some of these comments. You all are thinking way too hard. You cannot divide by zero
  because you can't put things into zero parts. See what I'm saying?

>> [_] Anonymous 08/10/30(Thu)20:17 No. 3102

  You cannot to define X/0 as imaginary, real or anything else, it is just null because there is no
  definition for X/0. No numbers can go into it. It is just not possible to do. It is the same way
  with IxI=-y ("I"s representing absolute value.) Since you cannot have negative absolute value
  because it goes against the definition of absolute value. Same way with X/0 you cannot divide
  something without something to divide into, therefore it goes against the definition of division
  and cannot be. So it is "Undefined" because it doesn't fit into the definition of division.

  >>3059

  X*0=0*X=1
  It should be X*0=0*X=0

  to substitute a number in for X lets make X=2

  2*0=0
  0*2=0
  0=0
  not 1=0

  So there is no contraction and at no point does

  X*0=1

  X/0 cannot have an answer because it is not part of mathematics. "athatjhlasjethlaksjdt" (Just me
  hitting random keys on the keyboard) is as much mathematics as X/0.

  square root(-x) is a part of mathematics because it is part of the definition. I just cannot be
  physically done in real life. So you just end up with (x)i

  You guys get it now?

>> [_] Anonymous 08/10/30(Thu)20:18 No. 3103

  >>3102

  It*

>> [_] Anonymous 08/10/30(Thu)22:13 No. 3107

  Exactly my point, it is not part of mathematics, because we have not made it part yet. Imaginary
  numbers were not part of math, until we made them their own part. We need to make numbers divided
  by zero a part of math, because right now, we have not given them a definition, hence the word
  "Undefined".

>> [_] Anonymous 08/10/30(Thu)22:16 No. 3109

  Before they made imaginary numbers, sqrt(-1) was undefined. We need to define numbers divided by
  zero, I chose the term, "zeroed" in an earlier post.

>> [_] Anonymous 08/10/31(Fri)13:27 No. 3138

  >>3101 I think that's what >>3096 was saying, and you're both right.

>> [_] Anonymous 08/11/01(Sat)03:35 No. 3145

  Also, anything divided by zero means people who over analyze Memes are morons.

  Get a life, mathfags.

>> [_] Anonymous 08/11/05(Wed)19:15 No. 3303

  >>3145
  "Overanalyse memes"? Division by zero isn't a meme, it's a legitimate mathematical problem that
  predates the internet itself and is of great relevance to society. You're the one who should "get
  a life", or at least spend considerably more time off 7chan - for the good of all of us.

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