Question

What is 0 divided by 0?

Answer 1

not 0 not 1

Explanation:

the mass of a photon of light is 0 grams at rest and thus the photon has no mass. When a photon is released by a source it travels at the speed of light c approx (`3*10^8`) m/s.

at this speed the mass of the photon is calculated by the equation

m(o) = `(m(i))/(sqrt(1-V^2/C^2)`

m(i) mass at rest
m(o) mass at speed
hence the mass of a photon when moving is `0/0`

Gravity can only act on a mass. As light passes around a planet or star or gravitational body, it bends. This bending of light can only be caused if the photon has mass. Thus `0/0` is not equal to 0.

Also look at the affect of light on what is called a light sail.

Answer 2

`"indeterminant"`

Explanation:

`0/0" is not possible to evaluate and for this reason is"`
`"indeterminant"`

Answer 3

Indeterminate

Explanation:

When you have a fraction, let say `20/4` you find 5 as the result because 5 x denominator is the numerator (`5xx4=20`)

When you have `0/0` whichever number `a` you put as a result verifies the fraction because `0 xxa=0`. For this reason it is imposible to determine the result. This is the reason because is called indeterminate