Do 1/inf and 1000/inf have same limit of 0?

[hassman]

The title says it all:

Do

\frac{1}{N} = and \frac{1000}{N} have limit of zero as N tends to infinity?

 

[CRGreathouse]

Yes.

 

[hassman]

ok :D ty

 

[HallsofIvy]

The title says it all:

Do

\frac{1}{N} = and \frac{1000}{N} have limit of zero as N tends to infinity?

No, the title does not say it all! the limit as N goes to infinity, of 1/N, is NOT the same as "1/infinity"! The latter simply makes no sense. You cannot do arithmetic with "infinity" in the real number system.

The answer to your question is "yes", however, those limits are both 0.