Question

∞ * 0 = ? :)

Answer 1

if it's exact zero then product will be zero

Answer 2

or if tends to zero then indeterminate

Answer 3

but it's infinite..

Answer 4

it's actually an indeterminate form

Answer 5

are you familiar with those?

Answer 6

limit x--->0 ∞ * x = indeterminate
when x=0 then ∞ * x =0

Answer 7

same shiz

Answer 8

is that so? hm, okay, thanks :)

Answer 9

sorry...i m not explaining properly...busy in some work...definitely will catch u later

Answer 10

Like akash123 said initially, any number multiplied by 0 is 0 (no matter how large - including infinitely large numbers) HOWEVER what is likely meant by 0 * infinity in your Calculus course is a value that APPROACHES 0 times one that approaches infinity so it's 9999999999999... * 0.00000000000...1 therefore it's an indeterminate form since we cannot easily determine what the product will be since each factor is "fighting" the other one.

For more information, you'd have to give us a specific problem.

Answer 11

okay, thank you so much :)

Answer 12

No problem. :)