Limit of x^1/x as x Approaches Infinity: Simplified Using ln and e

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Hello
please help me and compute this limit:
llim x^1/x when x approaches infinite.
I think we can rewrite this so: e^ln (x^1/x).
 
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ok so it simplifies to e^((lnx)/x) and the limit of (lnx)/x is 0, so? e^0 = 1
 
thanks
it was very easy!:smile: