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Ask her to prove it, then. You on the other hand can easily prove that it wouldnt be equals 1.
Take 1/1, then 1/0.5 then 1/0.25 etc. You find that the result increases.
The limit of 1/n as n goes towards 0 is some "undefined large number." NaN is short for Not a Number because it's undefined.
Ask her to prove it, then. You on the other hand can easily prove that it wouldnt be equals 1.
Take 1/1, then 1/0.5 then 1/0.25 etc. You find that the result increases.
The limit of 1/n as n goes towards 0 is some "undefined large number."