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lim x -> infinity (5-2x^2/3)/((3x^3/2)-4)
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0, since the fraction is asymptotically equal to \(\frac{1}{x}\), which is 0 as \(x\to \infty\).
(5-2x^2/3)/((3x^3/2)-4) {x^3(5/x^3-3/3x)}/{x^3(3/2-4/x^3)} (5/x^3 -3/x)/(3/2-4/x^3)
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