Evaluate Limit of Sequence: 3^n/(3^n + 2^n)

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The limit of the sequence defined by the expression 3^n/(3^n + 2^n) as n approaches infinity is evaluated by dividing both the numerator and denominator by 3^n. This simplification leads to the expression 1/(1 + (2/3)^n), which approaches 1 as n approaches infinity. Therefore, the limit is conclusively 1.

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How do I evaluate

lim n->inf 3^n/(3^n + 2^n)

l hospitals rule (or however you spell his last name lol) doesn't work and so I have a hard time proving that it equals one. Thanks for any help anyone can provide.
 
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Divide numerator and denominator by 3^n to begin with. Then tell me what you think.
 
ah thanks it's been a while <_<
 

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