Question

limit x tends to -infinity 1+4x^2 / 1-x^2​

Answer 1

answer is 2/9+X(y)

Step-by-step explanation:

sorry I know only this much paaaaaa

Answer 2

Answer:

It's a complex limits, with a general form of

$\frac{ \infty }{ \infty }$

That's why I'm going to use De L'ho^pital rule for it.

If you don't know what is it, check it out on youtube. It's really nice and helpful.

Step-by-step explanation:

Check the attachment for your answer

And here is a notice (and request) for you, My friend...

If you have more interesting mathematical problems, then please mail me at:-

[email protected]

I'm a 10th graded student and I love learning mathematics. So I keep learning new topics. So please email me your problems.

This will be helpful for both of us.

And don't be worried about the standard of the problem. Even if I'm a 10th graded student, I would solve ANYTHING.

Just share.