Question

8/0 is what?

Answer 1

It is undefined or you cannot evaluate it.

Explanation:

You cannot evaluate `8/0` because there is no real number (call it `a`) that can be solution of it:

If you try you get:
`8/0=a`
rearranging:

`8=a*0` that is not true!

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In Calculus you can have a way out or trick to "visualize" the idea behind `8/0` by choosing instead of `0` a value that is near `0` but not `0`, such as `0.001`
If you try to get as near as possible to zero increasing the number of zeros after the point you'll get very big numbers.
`8/0.1=80`
`8/0.01=800`
`8/0.001=8000`
etc.
the idea is that when you try to get near zero the result of the division gets bigger and bigger....or infinite!