Infinity has no end

e = ? \large e^{\infty}=?

1 1 e \large e 0 0 \infty

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Any real number greater than one to the power infinity keeps getting larger and larger i.e. it explodes to infinity.

The value of e e is 2.71(approx) and therefore e = e^\infty = \infty

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