Limit of 1/x as x Approaches 0: Infinity?

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What is the limit of 1/x as x approaches 0. Is it infinity?
 
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The limit does not exist.
 
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Tide said:
The limit does not exist.


Well, that is correct because the left-limit is not equal to the right limit. In deed the function y = 0 is the vertical asypmtote of this given function. The left limit is the negative infinity and the right limit is the positive infinity. One can prove this by making a sign chart of the function 1/X


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