(45x^2-10x-13)/(5x^2+7), Find limit notation

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Explanation:

As x gets large, the only terms of interest are the ones of highest degree.

$\lim\limits_(x \to \infty){f(x)}=(45x^2)/(5x^2)=9$

Kolistivra answered May 18, 2020

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