Question

can someone explain to me why this function = 0

Answer 1

\[\lim_{x \rightarrow +infinity} 7000/(\sqrt(x)+1)\]

Answer 2

Well, when x gets super-duper large, the denominator also gets super-duper large. While 7,000 remains constant, the denominator continuously grows and the fraction keeps getting smaller and smaller, and so it approaches 0.

Answer 3

so i feel dumb asking this but what this question is really asking is, as x approches infinity what does the graph approach

Answer 4

It approaches 0.

Answer 5

yup - 0 is correct

Answer 6

m.auld - i've added something to your last question ( t - ln t)

Answer 7

https://www.desmos.com/calculator/gsdiudden1