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algebraic operations can often be evaluated by replacing subexpressions with their limits; if the resulting expression does not determine the original limit, the expression is known as an indeterminate form. The expression is an indeterminate form: Given real-valued functions and approaching (as approaches a real number or ) with , the limit of can be any non-negative real number or , or it can diverge,

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