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limits?? lim x->infinite (1+x^2)^3
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if the question is indeed (1+x^2)^3, then it is infinity as x->infinity
how do i prove that
step by step please
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x->infinity so x^2->infinity so (1+x^2)^3->infinity
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so if it was approaching negative infinitity then it would be negative infinitity
"negative infinity"? does ur book really say that?? not sure + and - apply to infinity. in any case, no, it would still be infinity because of x^2
okay it said lim x-> + - infinity (1+x^2)^3
ok then the ans is infinity :)
alright thank you
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