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[โ€“] [email protected] 6 points 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago)

To me, in both scenarios, it makes sense to get back the original number, because 0 equal parts and zero inches wide leaves the original pizza untouched

To illustrate why it's not the original number, ask yourself this question โ€” "How many times can you slice a pizza such that each slice is 0 inches wide?"

Yes, you're leaving the pizza untouched with each slice, so you will never stop slicing. Or, you will say zero, because slices that are 0 inches wide are not slices at all. Or you'll just say it can't be done.