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Zero times infinity is undefined because we can’t do conventional arithmetic with infinity.

Here’s what I mean: let’s say we multiplied a function whose limit is infinity with a function whose limit is zero. In this case, the limit of the function is infinity. But if we multiply a different function whose limit is infinity with a different function whose limit is 0, the limit of our product is now zero.

By altering the functions that we work with, we can get any answer to this problem ranging from 0 to infinity. That is why zero times infinity is undefined.

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