Can somebody help me with this limit:
(3(lnx)^2 + 2x) / (e^x + (1+lnx)^2 ) when x tends to 0, x0

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Can somebody help me with this limit:
(3(lnx)^2 + 2x) / (e^x + (1+lnx)^2 ) when x tends to 0, x>0

anonymous · Answer

Do you have the answer? I got answer 3... If it is right.. may be I can show you the process..

anonymous · Answer

it's telling me to Say if its true or false if the limit is equal to 3, i thought it was true but not really sure

anonymous · Answer

it is 3 :) waiting for bhaweshwebmaster's reply :)

anonymous · Answer

Yes.. it is true.. I did it by  Lopital's rule (or L-Hospital's Rule)... This is a rule to determine the limit of the expressions that give the value in the form 0/0 or infinity/infinity

anonymous · Answer

Yes it is 3.

myininaya · Answer

You guys everyone keeps telling the answer is true.  What about actually leading her/him down the right path so they can determine if it is true or not.

anonymous · Answer

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