As we get values closer and closer to zero from the right, we get larger and larger values for one over x squared without bound. So terminology that folks will sometimes use where they're both going in the same direction but it's unbounded is they'll say this limit is unbounded. In some context, you might hear teachers say that this limit does not exist or and it definitely does not exist if you're thinking about approaching a finite value. In future videos, we'll start to introduce ideas of infinity and notations around limits and infinity where we can get a little bit more specific about what type of limit this is. But with that out of the way, let's look at another scenario. This right over here, you might recognize, is the graph of y is equal to one over x. So I'm gonna ask you the same question.