Limit at Infinity / Indeterminate form 1 to Infinity (How to find)

In this tutorial I will show you how to find the limit at infinity.It will be shown how to find the limit if you have indeterminate form 1 to infinity power.

We will do 3 examples. In all three examples we will reduce the expression to a form in which we can apply the definition.

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[massiveeditionjs.mahlahlan]

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[spaghettiking]

This is great, it really helped me solve a limit question. Big thanks!

[thomasschneller]

You’re doing great!! You may want to change your 1’s. Sometimes they look like n’s or 7’s

[hrishikeshtiwari]

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[gabchen]

Very well explained! Just leaving a comment as well to help with the algorithm :)

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[kma]

Wow. Very thorough. The occasional sidebar explanations are extremely helpful. Thanks!

[mcrow]

This says that the limit of (any expression raised to a power) is equal to (the limit of the expression) raised to the same power. Is this always true?

[cgtsang]

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[bikashkonwar]

What will be the value for (1-1/n^2)^n .Is it 1 ?? Here limit n approach to infinity

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[hasantaz]

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[yaseenmughal]

Can you pls tell me what is "-.10raise to power infinity"

[karankumarpandey]

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[yasinsafa]

Thank you very much !!!! Helped me a lot

[lubnaalharbi]

Well i have a question, what does "e" stands for?
And what does a number raised to infinity equals to?

[esiya]

The value of n^2+1-1-1/n^2+1 is going to be 1-2/n^2+1 not n-2/n^2+1
And thank you that was helpful