Which of the following functions grows the fastest as x grows without bound?
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so without bound means with out limit. I would replace x with infinity and see which one grows quicker
@16shuston so how would i set up on of these examples. idk how to solve it
by elimination it would be A or B has to be an exponential function x is approaching infinity very large so fraction is close to zero
cos x is limited
okay so it's e^x then?
yeah that one is growing the quickest
can u guys help me with another problem?
next time open new question
g(x) = f(2x) function f when x = 0 g (x) = 0 function f when x = 1 g(x) = 2
@triciaal how do i set this up?
@amistre64
youhave a chain rule ...
g = f(2x) what is g'?
f(2)+2x
thats not the chain rule define the chain rule for me
g and f are the names of functions, they are not variables .. this isnt: g = f, times 2x this is: g composed of x, is equal to f composed of (2x) g(x) = f(2x) , a function within a function requires the chain rule
@amistre64 chain rule is
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