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oh gosh... so the missing term would be sqrt(x)/x, which would have a limit of 0 as it approaches infinity, due to the bottom scaling at a squared rate compared to the top? leaving the final limit as x approaches infinity as 3

edited* whoops, thanks

Homework Statement Lim ( 5+6x2)/(√(x3)) + 2x2 +1) x->∞ Homework Equations not allowed to use lhopitals rule The Attempt at a Solution first, i divided by x2, which yielded (5/(x2) + 6 + √(x)) / (2 + 1/x2 ) then i assumed that thelim x--> infi of 5/x2 = 0, lim x-->...