Mechanical System 1D

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Homework Statement:
Let's consider the motion with energy E of a one-dimensional mechanical system whose potential satisfies : V(x)=V(-x) lim(x→ + ∞) V(x)/x^2= + ∞
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Determine the limit for E → + ∞ of this motion
I have no idea about a possible solution, please help me :)
 

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Determine the limit for E → + ∞ of this motion
lim of which function? for any motion E=const
I do not understand what this is. For example ##L=\dot x^2/2-V,\quad V=(x^2-1)^2## and?
 

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