What is 50 divided by 0 as a decimal?

Answer 1

Undefined: You cannot divide by zero

Answer 2

Oh, dude, dividing by zero? Classic math move. So, when you divide 50 by 0, you technically get an undefined value because you can't divide by zero in math. It's like trying to divide a Pizza by zero friends - you just end up with a big mess and no pizza to show for it.

Answer 3

Well, darling, when you divide 50 by 0, you get an undefined result in mathematics. In decimal form, it's simply not possible because you can't divide by zero. So, in this case, the answer is a big ol' "error" with a side of "can't do that, honey."

Answer 4

When dividing any number by zero, it is considered undefined in mathematics. This is because division by zero results in an infinite value, which cannot be represented as a finite decimal. Therefore, 50 divided by 0 as a decimal is undefined.

Answer 5

Division by 0 is not possible.

Division tells you how many times the divisor can be subtracted from the dividend to get to 0 and not beyond; when trying to divide by 0, the 0 can be subtracted as many times as you like and the dividend will never get smaller nor closer to 0.

This is not strictly true because if both the dividend and divisor are 0, then you have reached 0 before any attempt to subtract 0; but you can subtract 0 as many times as you like and you have reached 0. Thus 0 ÷ 0 can have any value (and this result is used extensively in calculus).

You can subtract 0 an infinite number of times from 50 and you will still have not reached 0.

Thus 50 ÷ 0 is an error.

Answer 6

You can't divide by zero.