Struggling with a Limit Calculation: Can You Help?

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The discussion centers on a limit calculation involving the expression (2^x * (x + 1)) / (1 - 3^x) as x approaches infinity. The original poster believes the limit should be 0 but struggles to demonstrate this. Participants suggest dividing both the numerator and denominator by 2^x to simplify the expression. This approach helps clarify the limit's behavior as x increases. Ultimately, the community provides support in resolving the limit calculation.
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I was reviewing my concepts of limits and didnt manage to solve this one. Probably is simple but I am not managing to get it.

Limit (2^x * (x + 1)) / (1 - 3^x)
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i can see the answer is 0 but can't manage to get it...

Thx in advance,
 
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Recall that a^x=e^{\ln(a)x}.
 
yea, i remember that one...but still no luck in refactoring to a possible 0 result.
 
Divide top and bottom by 2^x.
 
Got it... divide by 2^x and then divid again by x.

Thx people ;)
 

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