Why isnt there a positive and a negative zero if every other number has a positive and a negative number?
+31 Because zero is in the middle of positive and negitive. So you could save that the one zero that you have is both negitive and positive
+817 Zero is not a number, but an independent entity. It is an anti-number, and it is nothingness, so it can not be positive or negative.
zero is neutral because zero is neither positive or negative
also zero is not a number
+128475 Here's another problem (among many others, probably).....absolute value is defined as the distance from 0 to any particular number on the number line.......if we placed -0 and +0 side by side on the number line, this would be confusing
For instance .... abs(7) = 7 from +0 but abs(7) = 8 from -0 !!!!!
One other problem......what would the real numbers between -0 and +0 be denoted as???
+1036 Note to Admin: Urgent need for “Batshit-Stupid” label.
Landry : Zero is not a number. A number is a value or the symbol
representing a value. Zero has no value.
Zero does have a value –it’s zero (0), Just as one has a value of one (1), and two has a value of two (2).
Zero is a real number. It exists on the number line between one (1) and negative 1 (-1). Using zero in functions of addition, subtraction, and multiplication return real numbers. Dividing zero by a real number returns a real number of zero.
Landry: Zero is not a number, but an independent entity.
It is an anti-number, and it is nothingness, so it can not be positive or negative.
Landry, You will end up with a big ZERO of nothingness and anit-reality unless you avoid learning mathematical concepts in liberal arts classes. Reality in that universe is very different from this one.
