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How to find the limit? (12(4^x)+18)/(3*4^x) as x goes to infinity
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Hint: (12(4^x)+18)/(3*4^x) breaks up into (12(4^x))/(3*4^x) + 18/(3*4^x) and that simplifies to 4 + 18/(3*4^x)
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