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One of the limit laws states: \(\lim_{x \rightarrow \infty}\frac{ ax^b }{ cx^b } = \frac{ a }{ c }\) where be is a constant but I just got the problem: "State whether the sequence: \[a _{n}=\frac{ 2^n }{ 4^n+2 }\] converges, and if it does find the limit. n is technically going to be a constant here, why wouldnt this limit law be applied to this problem? (I got the question wrong and answered lim = 1/2)
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Might help a little, possibly\[\large a _{n}=\frac{ 2^n }{ 4^n+2 } =\frac{ 2^n }{ 2^{2n}+2 }\]
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