You may rewrite your function as f(x)=ln[(4x)/(x+1)] or e^{f(x)}=(4x)/(x+1). The limit of the RHS as x goes to infinity is equal to 4. Hence, lim f(x) as x goes to infinity equals to ln4.
Jade F.
asked 11/16/20Using L'Hopital's Rule to find a log function
Hi, I need help answering this problem.
lim (ln 4x-ln(x+1))
x→∞
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