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Undefined: You cannot divide by zero

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It is not defined, since division by 0 is not defined. The limit, on the other hand, of 10/n as n goes to 0 is infinity. Think of the limit and smaller and smaller numbers. So first we have 10/ (1/2)=20 then 10/(1/200)=2000 And as n gets really big 10/(1/n) becomes 10n for a really big n. This goes to infinity as n gets really small.

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The limit depends on which direction from which z goes to zero. If z approaches zero from the positive side: 0.1, 0.01, 0.001, ... then the limit of 10/z is [plus] infinity, as indicated above.

However, if z approaches zero from the negative side, -0.1, -0.01, -0.001, ... then the limit of 10/z is negative infinity.

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The answers is 0.


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