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Standard XII
Mathematics
Theorems for Differentiability
What is the n...
Question
What is the natural log of infinity?
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Solution
The answer is
∞
The natural log function is strictly increasing, therefore it is always growing albeit slowly.
The derivative is
y
′
=
1
x
so it is never
0
and always positive .
you can also look at it as :
n
=
l
n
∞
e
n
=
∞
therefore , n must be large.
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