1. Let's clarify the problem first: You asked if "it" can be from the "infinity thing." We need to identify what "it" and "infinity thing" refer to for a precise answer. 2. Often, in mathematics, "infinity" relates to limits, infinite series, or behavior at the extremes of functions. 3. If your question refers to whether a limit, function value, or solution can come from or involve infinity, the answer depends on the specific context or problem. 4. For example, in limits, we say a function approaches infinity as $x \to a$ which means the value grows without bound but never equals infinity. 5. In solutions, if "it" means a value, no finite number equals infinity; infinity is a concept, not a number. 6. If you provide the exact problem or context, I can give a detailed, step-by-step explanation involving infinity concepts if applicable. Please share more details for tailored help.