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Quiz #3 solutions: (6 points) compute the following in nite limits, or, if the limit is uncomputable, brie y describe (in symbols or words) the relevant long-term behavior of the function. (a) (2 points) lim x . Using the highest-order-term technique, we can be certain that for values of x of very large magnitude (large negative magnitude, in this case), 4x3+6x2. Alternatively, using the technique of division by the highest degree in the denominator, 2x3 4x + 5 (t 2)(t+5) t2(2t 6) . (b) (2 points) lim t + . Using the highest-order-term technique, we can be certain that for values of t of very large magnitude (large positive magnitude, in this case), (t 2)(t+5) Alternatively, using the technique of division by the highest degree in the denominator, (t 2)(t+5) t2(2t 6) = lim t + t2(2t 6) = t2+3t 10. 2t = 0. lim t + (t 2)(t + 5) t2(2t 6)

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