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lim    1  =  Infinity
x->0+  x



The end. 

(edited by NSaintNick on 12-16-05 01:17 AM)

Originally posted by Squash Monster

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Originally posted by NSNick

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lim   1  =  Infinity
x->0  x



The end. 

Nope, not quite. I had that answer at the end of my post and had to edit it because I made the same mistake.

The limit of that is infinity if you approach from the positive, or negative infinity if you approach from the negative.

So there's no actual value for the normal limit.

Which really does a lot to explain why things end up breaking when people try to assign values to 1 / 0.

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Originally posted by Ten

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The Death Star is worth one hundred million points.

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