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Find the limit
lim _{t=[infinity]} {3 * t³+5* t²+4}{7* t³ -7* t²-8 * t+4}

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Final answer:

To find the limit of the given expression, divide the numerator and denominator by the highest power of t and simplify the expression.

Step-by-step explanation:

To find the limit of the given expression, we divide the numerator and denominator by the highest power of t. In this case, the highest power is t³. Therefore, we divide both terms by t³:

limt->[infinity] (3 * t³ + 5 * t² + 4) / (7 * t³ - 7 * t² - 8 * t + 4)

Dividing by t³, we get:

limt->[infinity] (3 + 5/t - 4/t³) / (7 - 7/t - 8/t² + 4/t³)

As t approaches infinity, the terms with 5/t and 4/t³ go to zero, and the expression simplifies to:

limt->[infinity] (3) / (7)

Therefore, the limit is 3/7.

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