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Line 47: ==Naïve arguments to give indeterminate forms a meaning== There are many ~~naive~~naïve reasons which may be given for considering indeterminate forms to have some definite meaning (for example): *Anything divided by itself is 1. Hence <math>0/0=1.</math>

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