:: The question of them being indeterminate forms is not particularly meaningful even in the broadest sense, since that only sensibly generalizes to when both arguments are continuous ., do you mean are they well-defined?
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I think this is an Indeterminate form because if g ( x ) grows much more quickly than f ( z ) then the large number of iterated logs will further and further reduce the final result.
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The former refers to the ability to substitute one component for another as in John Blair s systemic equivalence while the latter may refer both to the indeterminate form of the system and the indeterminate use of the component.
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The limit \ lim _ { x \ to 0 ^ + } x \ cdot \ ln ( x ) is of the indeterminate form, but as shown in an example above, l'H�pital's rule may be used to determine that
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The expression, which may be obtained in an attempt to determine the limit of an expression of the form as a result of applying the lim operator independently to both operands of the fraction, is a so-called " indeterminate form ".
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If you get an indeterminate form, it signals that your attempt to find the limit you were looking for ran into a problem, and that in fact still everything is possible .-- Lambiam 01 : 16, 24 December 2007 ( UTC)
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The expressions 0 0, " 0 and 1 " are considered indeterminate forms when they occur as limits ( just like " ?0 ), and the question of whether zero to the zero power should be defined as 1 has divided opinion.
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Martin's thesis is that Cubism's radical reorientation of painting's pictorial conventions _ its flattening of space, its emphasis on structure and its preference for indeterminate forms, layered transparencies and multiple viewpoints _ played an important role in the modernization of dress that began around the turn of the century.
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:If you think of the curve as having a width of 0, then the area of a curve of any finite length ! is 0 ? ! = 0, but the area of a curve of infinite length is 0 ? ", which is an indeterminate form.
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:: As our indeterminate form article points out, 0 * " and 1 / " are valid shorthand forms for describing limits, but that they are not at all similar as the first is indeterminate while the second is not .-- talk ) 07 : 39, 31 October 2011 ( UTC)
