24 September 2022: New visitors to sci.math: Zero is NOT a number even though it has an important place in mathematics as a PLACEHOLDER. Let Zero know its place!
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1. x/x can only be interpreted as 1, nothing else. It's absurd to even think that there is a possibility of 0/0 which is meaningless.
2. Multiplying f(x) by x/x does not change its properties or values.
3. Multiplying f(x) by x/x also means that f(x) can be divided by x/x.
4. One cannot substitute non-numbers such as the placeholder called 0 in symbolic values. Imagine if the unbelievably smart Ancient Greeks thought of 0 as a number - you would have had no arithmetic, no algebra and no mathematics, you ignorant morons! Zero has its place in mathematics as a placeholder. Zero is decidedly not a number of any kind because zero measures NOTHING. Study my article on how a genius discovers the number concept - https://www.academia.edu/44820487/Discovering_the_concept_of_number_a_personal_journey
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