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OpenStudy (anonymous):

The problem is attached

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OpenStudy (anonymous):

$$\begin{align*}(xe^{9x}+5x)^{1/3x}&=\exp\left(\frac1{3x}\log(xe^{9x}+5x)\right)\\&=\exp\left(\frac1{3x}(\log x+\log (e^{9x}+5))\right)\\&\approx\exp\left(\frac1{3x}\log(e^{9x})\right)\\&=e^3\end{align*}$$

OpenStudy (anonymous):

since in the long run \(\log(e^{9x}+5)\sim\log(e^{9x})=9x\) and we know \(\dfrac1{3x}\log x\to 0\)

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