Yes, the number 0 has an infinite number of factors.
Here's why:
Any number that divides evenly into another number is considered a factor of that number. For any non-zero number n, 0 can be expressed as n 0 = 0. This means any number n* is a factor of 0.
Therefore, every integer (positive, negative, and zero) is a factor of 0. Since there are an infinite number of integers, 0 has an infinite number of factors.
It's important to note that while 0 has an infinite number of factors, it is not a factor of any non-zero number. Division by zero is undefined.
