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Evaluate the limit. lim n > [infinity] 9n^3 +5n - 2n/ 2n^3

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Answer:

The value of the limit is
(9)/(2)

Explanation:

When we are working with limits in which the variable goes to infinity, we only take the highest order factor of the numerator and of the denominator.

So we have


$\lim_(t \to +\infty) (9n^(3))/(2n^(3))$

We can simplify the cubes.


$\lim_(t \to +\infty) (9)/(2)$

The limit of a constant is the proper constant.

So the value of the limit is
(9)/(2)

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