Limit notation
As n → ∞, 1/n → 0.
The sequence index grows without bound; the fractions approach zero.
The infinity symbol ∞ describes something unbounded, often in a limit or interval. Its mathematical meaning depends on the expression around it.
INFINITY
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The infinity symbol ∞ describes something unbounded, often in a limit or interval. Its mathematical meaning depends on the expression around it.
In a limit, state which variable grows without bound. In an interval such as (0, ∞), infinity is not an included real endpoint.
As n → ∞, 1/n → 0.
The sequence index grows without bound; the fractions approach zero.
(0, ∞)
This labels positive real values; infinity is not an included real endpoint.
U+0038A rotated-looking shape is not the same text character.
U+2192An arrow can express the direction of a limit, while ∞ names the unbounded endpoint.
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