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matal
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Homework Statement
x and y are non-zero numbers.
Homework Equations
x.y=0
The Attempt at a Solution
I think we should use cyclic numbers but How?
You're not provided the complete problem statement. If x and y are just plain old nonzero numbers (real or complex), then their product can't be zero. VeeEight and willem2 are having to guess at the context of this problem, which is information you should have provided.matal said:Homework Statement
x and y are non-zero numbers.
Homework Equations
x.y= 0
The Attempt at a Solution
This means that the product of x and y is equal to zero, even though neither x nor y are equal to zero individually.
This can occur when one of the numbers is positive and the other is negative, or when both numbers are complex numbers with opposite signs.
Yes, x and y can be any non-zero numbers as long as their product is equal to zero.
Yes, this is a common occurrence in mathematics, especially in algebra and calculus.
This equation is used in various real-world applications, such as in physics to represent the conservation of energy, in economics to represent supply and demand, and in chemistry to represent the formation of chemical compounds.