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For instance:
1/(e^.5t) + 1/(e^-7t)
As t grows larger, the left term goes to 0, but the right term goes to infinity.
Would I be correct in saying that the limit of the sum is infinity because the (absolute value of the) coefficient of t in the term that tends to infinity is larger than the coefficient of t in the term that tends to 0?
What if both t's had the same coefficient?
1/(e^.5t) + 1/(e^-7t)
As t grows larger, the left term goes to 0, but the right term goes to infinity.
Would I be correct in saying that the limit of the sum is infinity because the (absolute value of the) coefficient of t in the term that tends to infinity is larger than the coefficient of t in the term that tends to 0?
What if both t's had the same coefficient?