
Kenneth S. answered 07/23/16
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Is the expression on which you're taking the limit the (3/x) power of (1+4x)? I imagine so, but it would have helped had you enclosed this quotient (exponent) in its own parentheses.
Attack this problem logarithmically. lim (x→0) [3ln(1+4x) ÷ x] gives 0/0 so we employ l'Hopital's rule;
lim (x→0) [3/(1+4x)•4 ÷ 1] = 12.
Therefore the answer is e12.