Fill in the missing symbol (?):
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Fill in the missing symbol (?):
Let's solve the exercise from left to right:
Remember the formula:
If we divide zero by any number, the result will always be zero.
Now we are left with the following exercise:
Let's solve the exercise:
If we remember the formula above, we should see that the result is zero.
The final exercise will look like this:
Therefore, the missing sign is:
=
Solve the following exercise:
\( (+6)\cdot(+9)= \)
0÷5 = 0 (zero divided by any number equals zero), but 5÷0 is undefined (you cannot divide by zero). The position of zero matters!
Think of division as "how many groups?" If you have 0 items to divide into any number of groups, each group gets 0 items. So for any non-zero x.
No! Whether you divide zero by a positive or negative number, the result is always zero. and .
After solving both divisions, compare the final results. Since both equal zero, we have 0 compared to 0, which means they are equal, so use the = symbol.
Yes, but it's best to work left to right following the order of operations. This prevents confusion and helps you track each step clearly.
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