How can you use L'Hopital's rule to find the limit when x approaches infinity?

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lim (e^((x^3)*tan1/x))/e^(x^2)
x goes infinite
 
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Yes. Hint: find the limit of x^3*tan(1/x)-x^2 first.
 
erogol said:
lim (e^((x^3)*tan1/x))/e^(x^2)
x goes infinite
I think you should use L'Hopital's rule. It may not be convinient to use the method given by yyat
 

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