Question

Does the limit of e^x exist at
1) x=0
2) x=+infinity
3) x= -infinity

Please give details

Answer 1

!-yes x=yes 3=yes but x=infinity no

Answer 2

how?

Answer 3

graph it from left it is 0 and from right it is 0

Answer 4

why does it not exist at x= infinity>?

Answer 5

for staters, there is not such value as "infinity" so we can only take the limit of the function as x moves further and further out

Answer 6

is there a value that e^x approaches as x gets bigger and bigger; as x approaches infinity? or does e^x continue to grow larger and larger without bound?

Answer 7

larger and larger without bound.

Answer 8

since e^x does not "settle down" to a nice limit that can be quantified; and moves ever larger without bounds; it has no limit

Answer 9

thanks a ton :)

Answer 10

youre welcome