GED Undefined Problems!

How to do GED undefined problems! We'll go over GED undefined questions when something is undefined on GED math. Be ready for GED undefined when you take your GED Math test!

GED Math Playlist:

00:00 - What is undefined?
01:07 - Undefined fraction
01:35 - Undefined practice
02:31 - Undefined with 2 answers

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[AlbertTheGamer-gksn]

You forgot the "indeterminate" numbers such as 0/0, 0*infinity, infinity/infinity, infinity^0, infinity-infinity, 1^infinity, log1(1), log0(0). These numbers result in an infinite number of solutions, causing them to leave "holes" in their graphs. An "indeterminate" solution is a solution where the result depends on the cardinality of the 2 numbers.
The first equation shows a complex solution, a solution where there are imaginary numbers, and this means they only define the domain to the reals. The next equations show infinite solutions, where the result is infinity.