a) Why doesn’t the idea of “any number minus itself is 0” apply to the situation of ∞ − ∞?(b) Explain what ∞ − ∞ means in the context of limits. (c) Assuming the limit exists, what could the result of an ∞ − ∞ limit be and how do you know?
a) Why doesn’t the idea of “any number minus itself is 0” apply to the situation of ∞ − ∞?
(b) Explain what ∞ − ∞ means in the context of limits.
(c) Assuming the limit exists, what could the result of an ∞ − ∞ limit be and how do you know?
Refer to the questions , we need to give explanation to the provided questions of (a), (b) and (c).
(a)…. First of all, infinity is not a number so the value infinity – infinity depends on how we are approaching infinity . So if the term before minus approaches infinity faster, then the result will be infinity and if the it approaches slowly then result is – infinity . Also if they approaches at same rate then the result may be any real number.
So the idea of “any number minus itself is 0” apply to the situation of ∞ − ∞.
(b)…. Infinity – infinity in the context ...
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