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when you take the limit as x→∞ of the log of any base, it will go to infinity does this say\[\lim_{x \rightarrow \inf} log_{base} x = \inf\]?
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Yes.
thanks :) so basically base^inf = ->inf ?
Basically, yes.
I just wonder what happens if the base is 0.5 or something like that? is that even a valid base?
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