MHB How Do You Calculate the Limit of Mexp(Dexp(c*t)) as t Approaches Infinity?

charlottewill · Mar 7, 2012

Please could someone assist me with this question

Compute the limit of

lim t→∞ p(t)

where p(t) = M*exp(D*exp(c*t))

Fantini · Mar 7, 2012

Charlotte, could you please use LaTeX for your problem? Here's how:

Code:

\( p(t) = M \cdot \exp (D \cdot \exp (c \cdot t) ) \)

yields \( p(t) = M \cdot \exp (D \cdot \exp (c \cdot t) ) \). Also, what is D and what is c? Are they constants, if yes, do you have additional information about them? Can you post the problem in full?

MHB How Do You Calculate the Limit of Mexp(Dexp(c*t)) as t Approaches Infinity?

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