Name: What Is The Limit of a Function at Plus or Minus Infinity?
Uploaded: 2023-12-12T14:20:02.097Z
Channel: House of Math
Description: Functions that approach a particular value, either positive or negative, as the function’s input approach plus or minus infinity, are examined in this video.

Functions that approach a particular value, either positive or negative, as the function’s input approach plus or minus infinity, are examined in this video.

What Is a Limit of a Function at Plus or Minus Infinity?

Infinity, denoted as ∞, represents a value that is unbounded or limitless in magnitude. Plus infinity (+∞) signifies values that are larger than any finite number, while minus infinity (-∞) represents values that are smaller than any finite number.

L is the limit of the function f at the point a if: the output goes towards L as the input gets closer to a.

The output variable of a function, often named y

The input variable of a function, often named x