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Find the limit.

lim x→∞ sqrt(x^2+9)

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by the "just look at it" theorem
lim x→∞ sqrt(x^2+9)

= x , so there is no limit

e.g. let x = 1,000,000 ,using my calculator I got 1,000,000

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