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Find the right-handed limit: limit as x approaches pie/2 + e^tan(x)
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\(\infty\).
I know infinity is a number, but my prof is stupied and shes like dont use it as a number, got into an arguement about it with her, so do i just say it does not exist?
Your professor is right :D. \(\infty\) is NOT a number, but it gives an indication about how the expression grows as it approaches \(\pi/2\) in our case. So, yes you can also say the limit does not exist.
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that is the dessert pie you have up there? can i have some?
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