How do you show to steps to solve the limit as x approaches infinity of this: ln(x)-sqrt(s)?

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anonymous · Answer

ln(x) - sqrt(x) or s?

anonymous · Answer

Sorry, sqrt(x)

anonymous · Answer

Actually, l'Hopital's Rule only works if you have a function over a function.

anonymous · Answer

lol, i think you're right >.<

anonymous · Answer

is there a reason you need to know the steps?
If so, you should instead look for the proofs that they both equal infinity. But as I remember it, after proving it once, we took for granted that their limits are both infinity. Playing with calculator will confirm that.

anonymous · Answer

Well, to get full points I have to show all work. Even when I try solving this with Wolfram, it says that it has no steps for it! I know its negative infinity though.