+23254 It isn't ... however, if n is a positive number that gets closer and closer to zero ...
(for instance, n = 1, then n = 0.1, then n = 0.01, then n = 0.001, etc -- never stopping)
then the fraction 1/n will get larger and larger, never stopping, so the answers approach infinity ...
but, at no time, will 1/n = infinity.
+23254 It isn't ... however, if n is a positive number that gets closer and closer to zero ...
(for instance, n = 1, then n = 0.1, then n = 0.01, then n = 0.001, etc -- never stopping)
then the fraction 1/n will get larger and larger, never stopping, so the answers approach infinity ...
but, at no time, will 1/n = infinity.
