@twostraws@anumness It’s even weirder because it’s not “infinity” either. Try approaching zero from the other direction and you’ll get negative infinity.
• 8 ÷ -8
• 8 ÷ -4
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• 8 ÷ -0.125
@ceconrad@spacehustle_@twostraws@anumness Only true for the limit as x approaches zero from the positive direction, but the limit as x approaches zero from the negative direction is negative infinity.