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What is (100-100) / (100-100)?



What is (100-100) / (100-100)?

First, we should follow the order of operations (PEMDAS)
  1. Parentheses and groups
  2. Exponents and radicals
  3. Multiplication
  4. Division
  5. Addition
  6. Subtractions
We need to solve what is inside the parentheses first:
(100–100) / (100–100)
(100–100) = 0
Now, we can substitute this 0 in for both (100–100)s.
0 / 0
This is a problem because you cannot divide something by 0. It just doesn’t work. You can’t do it.
You can’t split 1 cake into zero pieces: it’s either one piece, 2 half pieces, 3 third pieces. If it’s not there, it is zero whatever pieces. You can’t split the cake into pieces that don’t exist.
In math, we say that 0/0 is undefined.
Therefore, (100–100) / (100–100) = undefined

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