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Why is this limit 0?
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\[\lim_{x \rightarrow \infty}xln(x)\]
WAIT, it's as x->0 sorry!
ln(0) does not exist. So shouldn't this limit not exist?
As x approaches zero. The value of x is approaching zero, but never reaches zero. However, we know that ln(1)=0, so values that are getting closer and closer to zero will be approximated to zero
But if you see the x value in front, anything multiplied by zero is also zero
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