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How would I find the limit of (if it exists):

lim x-->infinity (4x -3)/(2x +1)
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Answered by drwls
Realize that as x-> infinity, the constant terms become negligible compared to the 'x' terms in both numerator and denominator. The fraction approaches 4x/2x = 2.
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