11.4+due+4-19

and 1-4 and

Work by: Meredith Hohl Thank you Ms. Segraves!!! That's what I got too! -Alyssa Sturgis

5. lim 3/x^2 =0 x-> infinity

6. lim 5/(2x)=0 x-> infinity

5,6 done by Andrew Kim



7 & 8 done by Morgan Miller

I think #7-8 got delelted so I will post what I got.

7.lim (3+x)/(3-x) =1/-1= -1 x->infinity 8.lim (1-6x)/(1+5x) = -6/5 x->infinity
 * 1) 7-8 Done by Kamryn Richard

9. lim(4x-3)/ (2x+1) x-> -infinity Lim: 2
 * 1) 9 and 10 Done by Valeria Chelala

10. lim(1-2x)/(x+2) x-> infinity Lim: -2

i got the same answers on 9 and 10 Peter Radecki

13&14 done by Kristen Hanslik

15&16 done by Heather Henry

Looks good, checked by Jose Castellanos



17) Degree n = d, l.c./l.c. 18) Degree n= d, l.c./l.c. Done by Valerie Finstad

I got the same answers. Checked by Quinn Taylor Done by Aggie Tutia 24. lim x--> infinity = 1 b/c same degree on top and bottom (x^2 + 4) / (x^2) 26. lim x --> infinity = 0 b/c denominator greater than numerator 28. lim x --> infinity = 2 b/c same degree on top and bottom (2x + 1) / (x) Done by Blake Schreiber I agree-Checked by Ellen Barth

An = n/n^2 + 1 1/2 2/5 3/10 4/17 5/26 limit = 0 4n-1/n+3 3/4 7/5 11/6 15/7 19/8 limit = 4 by: Matt Bogaert
 * 34
 * 36

Done by Matt Milan :P
 * 1) 38 & 40)

Checked by Miles Hennington
 * 1) 38 and 40 I got the same anwsers


 * 1) 42 [[image:IMG_0005[1].JPG width="400" height="300" align="left"]]The limit I got is 0, since it crosses the x axis getting closer and closer to it. Done by Freddie Jordan

I got the same thing
 * 1) 42 checked by Emma McRae

9.1 1) e 2) b 3) d 4) f brooke wiggins

9-1 due 4-28

done by: Frances Dannenbrink there wasn't a page so i didnt know what to do!

I got the same thing checked by Emma McRae sorry it took so long i didn't know what page it was