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y tho

>> No.16372972

>>16372770
0 isnt a number

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>>16372770

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>>16372770
Mine didn't do that. Instead it started talking to me

>> No.16373089

All computable functions from the computable reals to the computable reals are continuous. If your calculator reports an answer for 0^0, either the calculator noticed that the second 0 is rational (easy to do if you just type in "0", so check what happens if you put in something like tan(80 degrees) - tan(70 degrees) - tan(60 degrees) - tan(50 degrees)), or its calculations are wrong in some way. Most likely the second.

>> No.16373125

>>16372770
Input 6,000,000 / 365

>> No.16373158

See how your calculator does on
[math]\sqrt{1.004} - 3\sqrt{1.003} + 3\sqrt{1.002} - \sqrt{1.001}[/math].

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>>16372972

>> No.16373442

>>16372980
>>16372981
Bugged code, it should be 1. Simple as.

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>>16373158

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>>16373464
>>16373158
wait, you said plus

>> No.16373577

>>16373426
not an argument

>> No.16373722

>>16373577
It has to be according to your logic where 0 argument is impossible.

>> No.16375643

Another 0 basic math thread. This is the lowest quality post ive ever seen

>> No.16375695

>>16375643
so then why? also, thanks for the page ten bump.

>> No.16375699

>>16375695
Because 0!=1, so there is exactly 1 way to order 0 objects.

>> No.16375709

>>16375695
Youre welcome?