How to Solve 1^Infinity Indeterminate Form Limits | Calculus 1 Exercises

We introduce two methods for evaluating indeterminate limits of the form 1^∞ (or 1^inf, if you prefer). The first method involves taking natural logs, and the second involves using e and exponentiating our limit function. At their core, they are the same methods in different orders, so you can use either one for problems of this type. In each example we change 1^infinity to another indeterminate form where we can then apply L'Hospital's rule. #Calculus1

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