what are zero and undefined problems
Zero and undefined problems refer to mathematical issues that arise when certain operations are performed.
1. Zero problems occur when attempting to divide any number by zero. Division by zero is undefined in mathematics because it results in an infinite or undefined value. For example, 5/0 is considered a zero problem because there is no meaningful answer to the division.
2. Undefined problems occur when trying to perform operations that involve undefined quantities, such as taking the square root of a negative number or raising zero to the power of zero. These operations do not have a defined value or do not make mathematical sense. For example, √(-1) is considered an undefined problem because the square root of a negative number is not a real number.