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TheScienceOrca
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For example;
Please tell me which are false and true.
If false explain why, don't just say because so and so said so, please EXPLAIN the concept otherwise I will never learn or explain the true answer!
Can infinity odd or even? If not what state is it in? Or the fact that it is never simply a static number, it is dynamic. Whatever the highest number you can think of at the time, infinity is FOR YOU.
Infinity is relative to the observer correct?
So infinity does have a limit?
Limit of f(x)=infinity as x approaches infinity = the highest number relative to the observer
That statement is essentially true correct?
If not why?
Thank you! I am calc first year now and having some questions about limits.
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Please tell me which are false and true.
If false explain why, don't just say because so and so said so, please EXPLAIN the concept otherwise I will never learn or explain the true answer!
Can infinity odd or even? If not what state is it in? Or the fact that it is never simply a static number, it is dynamic. Whatever the highest number you can think of at the time, infinity is FOR YOU.
Infinity is relative to the observer correct?
So infinity does have a limit?
Limit of f(x)=infinity as x approaches infinity = the highest number relative to the observer
That statement is essentially true correct?
If not why?
Thank you! I am calc first year now and having some questions about limits.
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