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Asked by Angie

as x-> + infinity (limit)

3x^4-2x^2/x^4+5x^2

i got positive infinity. is this right
12 years ago

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Answered by bobpursley
multiply numerator by 1/x^4

(3-2/x^2) / (1+5/x^2) so the limit is 3
12 years ago
Answered by Angie
i don't get why you would multiply the numerator by that. please explain
12 years ago

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