Limit Comp Test for Polynomial w/Neg Coeff: Use Abs Vals

2slowtogofast · Nov 15, 2009

if you use the limit comp test to show a polynomial behaves like it's highest powered term and that term has a negitive coefficient can the test still be used but with abs vals

n!kofeyn · Nov 15, 2009

Could you clarify what you are asking and the context of the problem?

Limit Comp Test for Polynomial w/Neg Coeff: Use Abs Vals

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