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That's if you are assuming C represents a real number. It might be prudent to note that it is atypical for variables that lie in the real number plane to be represented by a capital letter in mathematics. C is most likely a more abstract object- including but not limited to: a predicate, set, matrix, group, ring, function, triangle, manifold, graph, tree, etc...
What is more, division is undefined for ALL the above, (bar functions, but that is a philosophical argument because the 'division' on the first function is just a composite function, you can't actually "divide a function."
ergo, your wrong bitch
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