Math, asked by ritvikchan, 4 months ago

Find the limits of this equation when x and y are tending to infinity and 2 respectively

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Answered by robinsonhossain

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f(x)=x3+kx2-4x-12& g(a)=1+a3+a6\a30

Answered by bson

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Step-by-step explanation:

denominator x2+2y2 tends to infinity more faster than xy+1

=> 1/infinity =0

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