What's wrong in the paradox?

Algebra Level 2

there are many paradoxes in math that seem so true. they are tricky, but can you find what's wrong in them?

in this problem, you will try to find out what's wrong in these paradoxes.

A)

X≠Y

X(0)=Y(0)

X ( 0 ) 0 \frac{X(0)}{0} = Y ( 0 ) 0 \frac{Y(0)}{0}

X=Y

B)

0=

0+0+0+......=

(1-1)+(1-1)+(1-1)......=

1+(-1+1)+(-1+1)+(-1+1)......=

1+0+0+0....=

1

there must be some miscalculations in the paradox A) you cannot divide by 0 B) the equation will end with a -1 at the end, so it still equals 0 A) the fractions have been simplified incorrectly B) it has been converted incorrectly from line 3 to line 4

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1 solution

As up to now, no proper method is mentioned to divide by zero, so it may be the source of the mistake. So, Choice Two is the correct answer

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