1. The problem asks whether the numbers 8 and 10 diverge to positive or negative infinity. 2. Divergence to infinity typically applies to functions or sequences, not individual numbers. 3. A single number like 8 or 10 is a constant and does not diverge; it simply remains at that value. 4. Divergence means the value grows without bound (positive infinity) or decreases without bound (negative infinity). 5. Since 8 and 10 are fixed numbers, they do not diverge to either positive or negative infinity. 6. Therefore, neither 8 nor 10 diverges; they are finite constants.