The function f (x) = 1 / x, when x →∞, the limit of F (x) is 0, so according to the limit must converge, the function should be convergent and bounded, but real

When it tends to zero, it's infinite
As long as one side is unbounded, it is unbounded function
Limits exist only when they tend to positive or negative infinity

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