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find d limit as x ->∞
{x +e^x +e^2x}^(1/x)
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{x +e^x +e^2x}^(1/x)
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(e<sup><sup>2x</sup></sup>)<sup><sup>1/x</sup></sup> < (x+e<sup><sup>x</sup></sup>+e<sup><sup>2x</sup></sup>)<sup><sup>1/x</sup></sup> < (2e<sup><sup>2x</sup></sup>)<sup><sup>1/x</sup></sup>
e<sup><sup>2</sup></sup> < (x+e<sup><sup>x</sup></sup>+e<sup><sup>2x</sup></sup>)<sup><sup>1/x</sup></sup> < 2<sup><sup>1/x</sup></sup>e<sup><sup>2</sup></sup>
Now take the limits, and since 2<sup><sup>1/x</sup></sup>-> 1,
e<sup><sup>2</sup></sup> < (x+e<sup><sup>x</sup></sup>+e<sup><sup>2x</sup></sup>)<sup><sup>1/x</sup></sup> < e<sup><sup>2</sup></sup>
so
(x+e<sup><sup>x</sup></sup>+e<sup><sup>2x</sup></sup>)<sup><sup>1/x</sup></sup> = e<sup><sup>2</sup></sup>
Or, you can take the log of the limit, and then use l'Hospital's Rule
e<sup><sup>2</sup></sup> < (x+e<sup><sup>x</sup></sup>+e<sup><sup>2x</sup></sup>)<sup><sup>1/x</sup></sup> < 2<sup><sup>1/x</sup></sup>e<sup><sup>2</sup></sup>
Now take the limits, and since 2<sup><sup>1/x</sup></sup>-> 1,
e<sup><sup>2</sup></sup> < (x+e<sup><sup>x</sup></sup>+e<sup><sup>2x</sup></sup>)<sup><sup>1/x</sup></sup> < e<sup><sup>2</sup></sup>
so
(x+e<sup><sup>x</sup></sup>+e<sup><sup>2x</sup></sup>)<sup><sup>1/x</sup></sup> = e<sup><sup>2</sup></sup>
Or, you can take the log of the limit, and then use l'Hospital's Rule
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