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determine: lim 5-n^2/2n x→∞
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We seem to be confusing our variables...
if the problem is correctly written, then it's 5-n^2/2n
It seems to me that the limit is -Infinity
as x approaches infinit?
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The expression is equivalent to -n/2 for large n.
So the limit as n approaches infinity is - infinity
yes
but problem is as x approaches infinty
are you sure as x approaches infinity. Your expression does not depend on x. So x does not have any effect on your expression and in the case, the limit would be your expression as written.
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