Question

∞.∞ can be solved with lohptal's rule ?

Answer 1

just gimme a hint ,

Answer 2

You mean a form that is coming to "infty divided by infty"? Yes.

Answer 3

it can?? @apoorvk

Answer 4

nope forms like 1^∞ and ∞.-∞ , 0.∞ could be solved by lohpital's rule
because we can turn em to the form ∞/∞ or 0/0

Answer 5

Yeah mostly ---> i mean you can apply L'hospuital to a limit where you are getting a form infty/infty

For example--->

lim x +3
x->infty -------
x+2

Answer 6

Yes @quakeash we can convert them into the infty/infty or 0/0 forms generally.

Answer 7

i get u man
why dont i just give u the limit

Answer 8

but \(\infty \times \infty??\) -_- that's no indeterminate form

Answer 9

yup exactly

Answer 10

infty time infty is infty ---> that is not indeterminate.

Answer 11

\[\infty \times 0\] that can be l'hospitaled though