Asked by Patricia
                Find the limit as x->infinity of ((3x+2)/(3x+4))^(3x+1)
            
            
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                    Answered by
            Anonymous
            
    multiply numerator and denominator by 
(1/x)^(3x+1)
Lim ((3+2/x)/(3+4/x))^(3x+1)
so as x>>inf this reduceds to
((3/3)^3x+1) and as x>>inf
= 1
    
(1/x)^(3x+1)
Lim ((3+2/x)/(3+4/x))^(3x+1)
so as x>>inf this reduceds to
((3/3)^3x+1) and as x>>inf
= 1
                    Answered by
            Patricia
            
    Thank You.  This works,and easier I also did it by finding the  ln  of the expression
(3x+1)[ln(3x-2)-ln(3x+4)]
changed to [ln(3x-2)-ln(3x+4)]/(1/(3x+1)
then used L'Hospital Rule to get lim=0
so since ln y = 0, the e^0=1
    
(3x+1)[ln(3x-2)-ln(3x+4)]
changed to [ln(3x-2)-ln(3x+4)]/(1/(3x+1)
then used L'Hospital Rule to get lim=0
so since ln y = 0, the e^0=1
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