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lim as x approached infinity from the right side
((x^3-5x^2)^(1/3)-x)
((x^3-5x^2)^(1/3)-x)
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Answered by
oobleck
AAAaannndd the bot gets it wrong yet again!
∛(x^3-5x^2) - x = x(∛(1 - 5/x) - 1)
using the difference of two cubes, that is
= x(1 - 5/x - 1)/(∛(1 - 5/x)^2 + ∛(1 - 5/x) + 1)
= -5/(∛(1 - 5/x)^2 + ∛(1 - 5/x) + 1)
Now take the limit and you have
-5/3
∛(x^3-5x^2) - x = x(∛(1 - 5/x) - 1)
using the difference of two cubes, that is
= x(1 - 5/x - 1)/(∛(1 - 5/x)^2 + ∛(1 - 5/x) + 1)
= -5/(∛(1 - 5/x)^2 + ∛(1 - 5/x) + 1)
Now take the limit and you have
-5/3
Answered by
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/ (x^2-2x)
Answer: -1/2
Answer: -1/2
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