Question

Taking a poll, how many people agree:

"If you had 0 groups of " x "and split them between 0 people, how many would each person get?"

The variable x, means nothing in this case, yes? And x may take on any form.

But we are using 0 for x, and now the question is: "If you had 0 groups of 0 and split them between 0 people, how many would each person get?"

Since there are no groups and no people, each person would get... nothing.
Everyone gets nothing, because there's nothing to give.

It's a purely conceptual idea: with nothing to divide and no recipients, everyone gets nothing.

Logically, in this specific conceptual scenario, you could say 0/0 = 0, because I'm describing a situation where nothing is being divided and nothing is being given.


(Just say true or false)

Answer 1

true.