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>>7533004
Why am I replying... Oh well, lemme take a shot.

Infinite as a result of 1/0 is more of a concept than it is a number. It's exactly why 1/0 is undefined, the result isn't something that can be defined by numbers.

Think about what 1/0 is for a second. Since division is just however many times you have to subtract the divisor from the dividend until you reach 0, imagine what 1/0 is. It's just 1-0 until you reach 0, but obviously you'll never reach it. This can't be defined in conventional ways, so for the sake of having an answer, you could say its infinite. In reality though, its more undefined than anything else.