D'Elia G.
asked • 03/15/17limits at infinity
what is the limit as x approaches infinity of y=8/(4-10^(-x)) ?
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Don L. answered • 03/15/17
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Hi D'Elia, the limit as x approaches infinity is 2.
10-x is 1/10x, which approaches 0 as x approaches infinity.
That leaves, 8/4, or 2.
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D'Elia G.
03/15/17