The only two values in JavaScript that is a === b, but operation using them give different results

This is the quiz for today...

a === b gives true
yet if you use them for the same operation, they give different results.

What are they?

The answer is...

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It is not a trick question.

And the answer is

const a = 0, b = -0;

console.log(a === b);   // gives true

but 1 / a and 1 / b give different results.
The first one is Infinity. The second one is -Infinity.