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find the limit of lim x tends to 0^-[e^(1/x)]
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not clear. limit as x goes to what? limit of what?
\[lim_{x\rightarrow 0}e^{\frac{1}{x}}\]?
correct but x tends to 0^-1 (power of negative 1)
Your teacher is trying to be cute, or tricky. 0^-1=1/0=infinity. So find the limit as x goes to infinity.
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