lim sqrt [(2+3x)/(1+5x)] x--->infinity I

  1. Given f(x)=x^4(2x^2-15). On what interval(s) is the graph of f concave upwards?A. (0, sqrt(3)) B. (-sqrt(3), 0) C. (-sqrt(3), 0)
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  2. When I solve the inquality 2x^2 - 6 < 0,I get x < + or - sqrt(3) So how do I write the solution? Is it (+sqrt(3),-sqrt(3)) or
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  3. lim x ->infinity (e^x/lnx)I got infinity/0 but is that allowed to be my answer? what about this one: limx->infinity (sqrt of x
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  4. find the domain of the real valued function;f(x) = sqrt(5 - (sqrtx)) my solution: 5 - (sqrt x) >=0 -(sqrt x) >= -5 (sqrt x) <= 5
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  5. If f(x)=x-7 and g(x)=sqrt(4-x), what is the domain of the function f/g?a. (-infinity, 4) b. (-infinity, 4] c. (4, infinity) d.
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  6. Evaluate the limit as x -> Infinity[5x-sqrt(25x^2+4x)] Direct substitution yields the indeterminate form Infinity - Infinity.
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  7. find lim f(x) - lim f(x)x->infinity x->-infinity if f(x)=ln (x+sqrt[x^2+a^2])/(x+sqrt[x^2+b^2]) a and b are real numbers
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  8. Consider the equation below. (Round the answers to three decimal places. If you need to use -infinity or infinity, enter
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  9. lim t-> -infinity for sqrt(4t^2-5t-1)/(2t-3)I get infinity or -infinity, but the real answer is -1. How does this occur?
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    2. Joshua asked by Joshua
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  10. Which of the following functions grows at the same rate as 3^x as x goes to infinity?a)2^x b)sqrt(3^(x)+4) c)sqrt(6^x)
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