wwebpack replyani.socialdividing a variable by itself only equals 1 when it's not 0, because 0 divided by 0 is undefined/indeterminate. usually this isn't an issue though and can be ignored (I got through most of school without knowing this) (source)2
Where did the I go?
i think the I is a 1 in this comic
It should be -TCI
That makes the equation much more complex
TCP/IP Protocol =
Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol Protocol
1/i = -i, so the last step should be TCP/IP = -TCI
P ≠ 0
P divided by P =1 and so can be cancelled as shown.
dividing a variable by itself only equals 1 when it's not 0, because 0 divided by 0 is undefined/indeterminate.
usually this isn't an issue though and can be ignored (I got through most of school without knowing this)
(source)
https://magoosh.com/gmat/gmat-math-can-you-divide-by-a-variable
But i = √-1 so it's more like -itc you missed the h by the way -itch