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Also, should you ever be fortunate enough to have another life, then try your best to study in some good Uni where they'll teach you some fairly basic mathemtical concepts such as "limits".
Still not getting the "10" part. Why 10 rather than 1? Sorry, was looking for the facts not the trick Not bad actually. But on the serious side...
I did a maths/physics at a good university. Sadly they focused on actual mathematics and limits rather than high-school "1 divided by 0 equals infinity".
Unlike economics, maths is the domain of hard facts so you might like to quite before everyone else finds this thread in the morning.
Also, what did 10/0 have to do with what HAB posted
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Also, should you ever be fortunate enough to have another life, then try your best to study in some good Uni where they'll teach you some fairly basic mathemtical concepts such as "limits".
Wot, in your Uni they did not teach you limits and stuff that tends to infinity?
In our Soviet Uni it was compulsory even though our speciality was economics and finance...
X/0 does not equal infinity. That's a senseless statement.
Also, what did 10/0 have to do with what HAB posted, I didn't see what point you were trying to make without the accompanying entire pasted copy of the Daily Mail.
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