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Example 15

Evaluate

Solution : L =

=

=

=

= [7]

= + ¥

Example 16 Evaluate ( x5 - x3 - 7x )

Solution : Let L = ( x5 - x3 - 7x )

      =

      = .

      =

            

      =

L    = ¥

Note:

Limits at infinity describe the behavior of functions when its independent variable increases or decreases without bound. In either cases if L is the limit then    f (x) = L    or    f (x) = L. (L = real number)

Also, f(x) said to have horizontal asymptote at f(x) = L.

So, in Example 12, f(x) has a horizontal asymptote at y = 1/4.

      in Example 13, f(x) has a horizontal asymptote at y = 8.

      in Example 14, it is y = c/2, c is a real number.

      in Example 15, f(x) has no asymptote as x increases       without bound.

      in Example 16, f(x) has no asymptote as x decreases       without bound.

 

Index

2.1 Modulus
2.2 Inequalities
2.3 Limits Of Functions
2.4 Left Hand And Right Hand Limits
2.5 Theorems On The Algebra Of Limits
2.6 Evaluating Limits
2.7 Limits Of Trigonometric Functions
2.8 The Exponential Limits

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