# Limit Proof

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• January 8th 2006, 01:08 PM
Jameson
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Originally Posted by ThePerfectHacker
Jameson, your problem, informally was that you looked at the exponent you should have also seen the base thus it is of the form $\infty^0$ no conclusion could be drawn.

Alright. I admit I didn't post a formal argument. I realize $\infty^0$ doesn't express a limit, but like I said before, I was trying to be analytical as I knew what the limit was. I like both of your reasonings.
• January 8th 2006, 02:11 PM
ThePerfectHacker
I like to solve problems with analytic strict methods. When people start using their reasoning it many time leads to faulty conclusions this is why Euler and Cauchy started to create a "formal calculus" now called analysis.
Graphical methods can only be used in a specific problem. There is no way and not allowed to use a graph to proof a limit or problem.
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