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In fact the return is 100% if you don't play.
by gunn 13y ago
In fact the return is 100% if you don't play.
- jere 13y ago$0/$0 The return is undefined actually.
- seanmcdirmid 13y agoI thought that was infinity? Ah, but that would cause problems.
- aplusbi 13y agoIt depends on which 0 is bigger.
- tinco 13y agoThis concerns real things, not mathematical approximations. So, we divide 0 dollar over 0 people, that means 0 people get 0 dollar. The answer is clearly 0.
- jordanthoms 13y agoBut _each_ person, of which there aren't any, gets an undefined amount.
- Deestan 13y ago> The answer is clearly 0. No, because there are no people to get 0 dollars; the concept of "each" makes no sense when there are no eachees. The answer is clearly undefined.
- Dylan16807 13y ago1/0 is inf, 1/-0 is -inf, 0/0 is undefined
- pedrocr 13y agoUsually "returns" are measured as profit over invested amount so it would be 0%.