Question

evalute limit
lim x^2 +2 / X^3 -1 AS X GOES TO NEGATIVE INFINITY

Answer 1

the answer is 0, because the denominator will be always greater than the numerator, making the value closer to 0

Answer 2

BUT IS ASKING ME TO DO IT ALGEBRAICALLY DO I DIVIDE EACH TERM BY x^3 THATS WHAT IM TRYING TO FIGURE IT OUT THANK YOU

Answer 3

Well, the only thing you'll take care is X^2/X^3, so by simplifying you get 1/X, and when you apply the infinite value, you'll get 1 divided by a big number, which will make it closer to the 0 value.

Answer 4

does that helps?

Answer 5

YES ;=)