SOLUTION: when we get the infinity numbers??

SOLUTION: when we get the infinity numbers??

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Question 444798: when we get the infinity numbers??
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when we get the infinity numbers??
Answer: an infinity number will be obtain if any number except zero is being divided by zero...

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