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Evaluating limits at infinity

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1. Evaluate:lim x->infinity(x^4-7x+9)/(4+5x+x^3) 0 1/4 1 4 The limit does not exist. 2. Evaluate: lim x->infinity
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2. asked by Samantha
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lim ((1-2x)/(√1+x^2)-1)x→∞ Find the value.
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2. asked by Marc
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Assuming that limits asx → ∞ have the properties for limits as x → c, use algebraic manipulations to evaluate lim x →
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2. asked by Natalie
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i have to questions that just need to be checked on to see if i got them right.Lim x-->infinity for both problems 10/x+10 is
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2. asked by Chelsey
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Can someone please help me with these two? im so lost and i really appreciate it if someone could show me what to do!1) To
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2. asked by maura (urgent!!)
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1. If -1/infinity = infinity or -infinity ?2. If lim x->infinity^- = infinity & lim x->inifinity^+ = -infinity, then lim
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2. asked by Ifi
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