Lim 1/2^x-1 as x goes to infinity.

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I can not understand what to do with this

Lim 1/2^x-1 as x goes to infinity.

i tried using l'hopitals rule but it does't work or I am not applying it right.
 
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(1/2^x)-1 or 1/2^(x-1)
 
2slowtogofast said:
I can not understand what to do with this

Lim 1/2^x-1 as x goes to infinity.

i tried using l'hopitals rule but it does't work or I am not applying it right.
(1/2)^x- 1 goes to -1, of course,
1/(2^{x-1}) goes to 0.

\frac{1}{2^x- 1} also goes to 0. You don't need L'Hopital because the numerator does not go to infinity. The numerator is always 1 while the denominator goes to infinity.
 

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