Limit question first year calc

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It's supposed to be an easy question, but I'm not a math major.

Evaluate lim x-->0+ (√(9 + 17lnx + 9ln^2x) - 3√(1 + lnx + ln^2x)) , if the limit exists
 
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What happens to the value of ln(x) as x goes to zero from above? Once you answer that, then think about 9+17ln(x). What is that approximately equal to for x very close to 0?
 
K thanks. I think I got it now.
 
You got zero right?
 
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