DefinitionOperations with infinity Generalize rules of limits and arithmetic to working with infinity, an abstract concept which has no natural rules as in ordinary arithmetic and algebra. Infinity (∞) is actually not a number, it is a symbol that denotes a limitless quantity. The basic rules are that =∞+∞ is ∞, ∞−∞ is in the form of x which is indeterminate, ∞⋅∞=∞, and ∞1=0. Examples: Limits: The limit x→∞x1=0,