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What is zero multiplied by infinity?
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If the limiting values are zero and infinity then the limiting value of their product is in indeterminate form. It can be a real number or doesn't exist. Its value can be found out by doing operations on the expressions which are getting multiplied. |
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Bipin Kumar Dubey Chemical Dept. IIT Kharagpur |
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