find lim as x approaches infinite of 5+radicalx/ 3x+1 if it exist
\[\lim_{x\to \infty}\frac{5+\sqrt{x}}{3x+1}\]?
if that is it, the answer is zero, because the numerator has degree \(\frac{1}{2}\) and the denominator has degree \(1\) imagine \(x=1,000,000\) the numerator would be \(1005\) and the denominator would be \(3000001\)
see i was confused by the part '' if it exists" i thought they wanted me to check from right and left of infinity
there is only one way to get to positive infinity
Thanks a lot
yw
use continuity to evaluate lim as x approaches pie of sin(x+ sinx)
since this is a continuous function (composition of continuous functions is continuous) you job it only to replace \(x\) by \(\pi\) and compute \[\sin(\pi+\sin(\pi))\]
Wow thanks once again
yw
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