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Find the limit of h(x) as x approaches infinity when h(x)= [f(x)/(x^3)]
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ans. depends on f(x)
you just plug in infinity
when I tried to solve it, I got infinity as the answer, but the book says the answer is 5
look if f(x)=5(x^3) then ans. is 5 if f(x) is (x^4) then ans. is infinity.. note in both cases f(x) tends to infinity as x tends to infinity.. so stating the function is also important..
I mean the answer was in the back of the book -_-
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the entire problem was stated up top ^^^^
i agree with hantenks you have to know f(x) to take that limit.
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