brouwer's fixed point theorem

Chapter No.3, General Theorem, Intermediate 

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“Indeterminate” refers to a value that is not known. A mathematical statement known as the indeterminate form states that even after substituting the limits, we are still unable to determine the original value. The indeterminate form of limits and various indeterminate forms in algebraic expressions will be covered in this article along with examples.