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Let x be any real no.

Then, if we do as follows:

$\frac { 0 }{ x }$ , we get 0 as only $x\times 0$ is 0

If we do $\frac { x }{ 0 }$ it is indeterminate or not defined.(I know the reason)

But if we do $\frac { 0 }{ 0 }$ we say the answer is 0. Is it really 0 or indeterminate because 0* any no. is 0 so should'nt the answer be not defined.

Please help.

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