In the last section we computed limits using continuity and the limit laws. What about limits that cannot be directly computed using these methods? Consider the following limit, {{MATH_6}} Here {{MATH_7}} in light of this, you may think that the limit is one or zero. {{CMD_8}}Not so fast{{CMD_9}}. This limit is of an {{CMD_10}}indeterminate form{{CMD_11}}. What does this mean? Read on, young mathematician.