lim(1/x,x->0,"right")

Let's evaluate the limit of 1x when x → 0⁺
ⓘ A nonzero number divided by a quantity that tends to 0 grows without bound, the signs giving +∞ or -∞
So the limit of 1x is +∞ when x → 0⁺
▶Limit:   +∞

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