Posted by Bob on Tuesday, September 8, 2009 at 5:48pm.
on the first, L'Hopitals rule
lim= e^x/ (1/x)= xe^x inf
second: lim= 1/2 (1/sqrtx)*(1/e^x) looks like zero.
For the first one, is it infinity?
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