The problem with this is that whenever A/B=C C multiplied by B must equal A... the paradox (l don't know if this is an actual paradox, l'm not a mathematician) lies in finding a number C that when multiplied by zero gives you a non-zero number (which is impossible, as far as l know)
Wait, I’m confused. Wouldn’t one divided by zero still be one? Because it wasn’t divided at all?
If you were giving 10 apples to 10 people, each person would get 1 apple. 10 divided by 10 = 1 per person
If you gave 10 apples to 2 people, each would get 5. 10/2 = 5 per person
If you gave 10 apples to no people, you would not give apples to anyone. 10/0=0 per person
The problem with this is that whenever A/B=C C multiplied by B must equal A... the paradox (l don't know if this is an actual paradox, l'm not a mathematician) lies in finding a number C that when multiplied by zero gives you a non-zero number (which is impossible, as far as l know)
It is impossible. You can neither multiply, nor divide, by 0.