I’m in AP calc AB, and I’m confused about undefined and DNE, aren’t they both the same? I know the overlap in some instances but there are some problems where it must be either one. I’m confused.
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limits represent the tendency of a function, so limits do not exist if we cannot determine the tendency of the function to a single point. Graphically, limits do not exist when there is a jump discontinuity or When you have infinite limits, limits do not exist.
Undefined is what happens when you don’t assign a function an interpretation. Like how any thing divided by zero is undefined.
10/5=2 because 10 is 2 sets of 5.
10/0 is undefined because you are saying zero sets of 10. You cant have zero sets of a thing. You can have 10 sets of zero.
I cant have 10 baskets of zero apples but i cant have zero baskets of 10 apples that’s undefined.
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