Division by zero IS NOT INFINITE! Why can't it be divided by zero?
▼ IMPORTANT ▼ In this video I will clear up a misunderstanding that is very common among calculus students: division by zero. Which is not defined, it cannot even be defined as "infinite", and we will see step by step why, from the definition of quotient or division, to the definition of limits from the lateral limits, etc. We will also see at the end why zero between zero 0/0 is an indeterminacy.
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