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I'm familiarized with finding limits of most kinds of functions. I was struck by a problem: What if the variables of the function belong to different sets of numbers?
My point being, given the function:
f(n,q)=[itex]\frac{n}{q}[/itex]
With n belonging to the set of natural numbers and q belonging to the set of rational numbers.
How do I avaluate the following limit (if possible):
lim f(n,q) as n→∞ and q→∞
This may be a silly question but care to answer please.
Thank you
My point being, given the function:
f(n,q)=[itex]\frac{n}{q}[/itex]
With n belonging to the set of natural numbers and q belonging to the set of rational numbers.
How do I avaluate the following limit (if possible):
lim f(n,q) as n→∞ and q→∞
This may be a silly question but care to answer please.
Thank you