Indeterminate Forms (12.1.1)

Question 1

• A limit of a function is called an indeterminate form when it produces a mathematically meaningless expression. Two types of indeterminate forms are 0/0 and ∞/∞.

Answer 1

• A limit of a function is called an indeterminate form when it produces a mathematically meaningless expression. Two types of indeterminate forms are 0/0 and ∞/∞.

Question 2

• Some indeterminate forms can be solved by using algebraic tricks such as canceling or dividing by the highest power of x.

Answer 2

• Some indeterminate forms can be solved by using algebraic tricks such as canceling or dividing by the highest power of x.