Chemistry, asked by ha0arorsubhat, 1 year ago

What is value of (1+2^2-1/infinity^2)

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Answered by saurabhrmore99
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it is 5
-1/infinity is always equal to zero. Anything divided by infinity is zero as infinity is a very very large value and anything divided by an extremely large value is almost equal to zero.
Now, 1+2^2=5
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