#Why do we ignore the denominator?
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When we have an equation in the form a/b = 0 , when can multiply both sides by b , so we get ab/b = b*0 , cancelling b we get a = 0
or you can think in another way, a fraction can only be zero when the numerator is 0 ( we'll ignore the case of the denominator tending to infinity).
btw i dont know if u know it or not but its sin(short for sine) and not sen
or idk if its ur handwriting
lmao , I think its cursive the loopy I