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I have yet another calculus question from the same worksheet: http://cdn.kutasoftware.com/Worksheets/Calc/01%20-%20Limits%20at%20Infinity.pdf This time it is 14. Why is it -1? No matter how I look at it I only get positive. Thanks in advance guys
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I mean negative infinity btw an positive infinity. Not 1. Sorry for the confusion.
Which problem are you looking at?
14
The one with -e^-4x
+∞
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What?
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Oh
positive \(\infty\)
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