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FRACTIONS INVOLVING ZERO

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Here, you will practice simplifying fractions involving zero.

Any fraction with zero in the numerator and a nonzero number in the denominator equals zero.
For example, 0/5 = 0/(-3) = 0/1.4 = 0 .

However, division by zero is not allowed, and we say that such a fraction is "not defined".
For example,    5/0   is not defined.

Type in ND (uppercase or lowercase) if the fraction is not defined.
 
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Simplify this fraction involving zero:


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