@mathwithyosh: Evaluating limits at infinity when there is a radical in the given problem #apcalculus #calculus #apcalcab #mathteacher #limitsatinfinity
there a rule that when you are finding the limit of a rational function, you will just consider the quotient of the leading terms of the numberator square root of (2x²) over the leading term of the denominator 3x so it's gonna be x√2 over 3x. √2/3 will be left. it's limit is √2/3
2026-09-05 12:34:58
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Oskar linc256 :
is this taught at A level??
2026-09-05 18:30:52
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Szepak14 :
For lim x-> neg infinity, should the numerator be sq root ( 2 - 1 /x)?
2026-09-05 06:23:23
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GenX67 :
Rad2/3
2026-09-05 02:51:23
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🕸🕸 :
Why don’t we multiply by the conjugate to get rid of the radical?
2026-09-05 17:14:25
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