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Without having any desire to begin an argument, you can't. Division by zero is undefined by mathematicians. Any division operation with zero as the divisor presents a stop! sign to the mathematician; it is an operation that cannot be executed. It's one of those you-can't-get-there-from-here things. How many times does zero divide into ten? How many times do you have to multiply zero by to get ten? You can't do that. You can't get there from here. The operation is undefined.One of the burdens of asking a question is having to accept the answer. That does not mean that you cannot change things, but with this one, it cannot be done from the perspective of current mathematical thinking. If it is not possible for the questioner to accept this answer, some investigation and experimentation might be in order. But it is improbable that another answer will appear.The reason that division by zero cannot be performed is that forbidding the operation provides closure to mathematics. If division by zero could be performed, then it could be proved that any unique number equals any other unique number. We know that six does not equal nine, but it can be mathematically proved that it is true if division by zero is possible.
Covert is unknown overt is known.
Reason is singular, meaning just one reason. Reasons is plural, meaning more than one reason. The plural, though, is not possessive.
A reason why an algebraic expression is right.
With reason/rightly
The treatment he received increased his intelligence.
"Flowers for Algernon" is often considered a tragedy because of its themes of isolation, discrimination, and the inevitable loss of intelligence that the main character, Charlie Gordon, experiences. The story follows Charlie's journey from a mentally challenged individual who gains temporary intellectual abilities through experimental surgery, only to regress back to his former state, highlighting the tragic consequences of tampering with nature and human potential.
Charlie Gordon is a dynamic character in "Flowers for Algernon." He undergoes significant emotional and intellectual changes throughout the story, from being intellectually disabled but eager to learn, to becoming highly intelligent but ultimately realizing the limitations of human knowledge and the importance of emotional intelligence.
Some schools in Pennsylvania and Texas, and in Canada, have banned it at times. The cited reason is some of the strong sexual content when Charlie is exploring his own sexuality and some of his past experiences. All in all, while the novel - and the original movie - is a bit heavy handed about it, the subject matter is still presented in a tasteful enough fashion that it should pose no threat to the morals of an average youth of 12. At no point were any immoralities advocated, not by any religious or cultural standard.
Flowers will bloom as the reason for flowers is to attract pollinators. If the pollination does not happen the plant will not set seed.
I send flowers to my boyfriend. It also gives me often without reason. Flowers do not have to be gifted just about. You can even send flowers in other countries.
Yes, there is no reason not to.
There is . Bees collect honey for us humans.
Give her flowers for no other reason at all.
flowers get their colors from their parents like we do and there is no rhyme or reason why
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He doesn't have any reason to leave, from what I can see.