Question

What is

Answer 1

\[0 \times \infty \]

Answer 2

zero into infinity is undefined.

If you think about it, anything multiplied by zero is undefined, so it makes sense that the same rule would be applied here

Answer 3

whether we're dealing with multiplication or division (and in this case, it seems as if we are dealing with multiplication), it's important to note that infinity is NOT a natural number. Therefore, standard rules involving multiplying and dividing do not apply, and getting a concrete value is not correct.

Answer 4

Hope this helps! :)

Answer 5

thanks!