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Authors: Ahcene Ait saadi
In ordinary arithmetic, the expression 0/0 does not make sense. It is an indeterminate form, for there is no such thing as a number that multiplied by 0, gives a number . So, the division Of 0/0 is indefinite (undetermined) in mathematics. I will show with three examples, that this theory is completely wrong. I will show from the following, three examples which are my discoveries, That ,this theory is completely wrong. 1) System of three equations.2) Resolution of the quadratic equation with a new formula.3) Pseudo differential calculus. Mathematical tool that I discoveredSee http://viXra.org/abs/2409.0003With this discovery, I give the definition of absolute zero.I hope that these discoveries, will open up new horizons for scientific research in general and for mathematics in particular.
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