The key to answering this question is to compare using the limit of a ratio. For example. if I take the limit of e3x/ex as x goes to infinity, you would use exponent rules to subtract the exponents to get the limit of e2x as x goes to infinity. This would result in infinity. If they grow at the same rate, the limit should equal a number that is larger than 0 but less than infinity. Check the limit ratios for the other 3. Only one of those options will result in a constant larger than zero which is what you are looking for.
Joy C.
asked 10/27/20Relative Rates of Growth NEED HELP ASAP PLS!
Which of the following functions grows at the same rate as ex as x goes to infinity? (4 points)
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| ex+3 | |
| e3x | |
| e2x | |
| e-x |
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Joy C.
Would it be B? I am super confused..10/27/20