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SAT Math Level 2 Subject Test Sample Question #19 [closed]

asked 14 years ago

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updated 13 years ago

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What is the limit of f(x) as x approaches infinity, for f(x)=(43+3x)/(12+2x) ?

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close date 2010-11-15 21:41:13

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Thanks for showing me how to do MathJax Evgeny!

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answered 14 years ago

sage: f(x)=(4*3+3*x)/(-12+2*x)
sage: f.limit(x=Infinity)
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or

sage: g=(4*3+3*x)/(-12+2*x)
sage: g.limit(x=Infinity)
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or with f and g defined as above,

sage: limit(f, x=Infinity)
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sage: limit(f(x), x=Infinity)
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sage: limit(g, x=Infinity)
3/2

You can also leave out the asterisks:

sage: implicit_multiplication(True)
sage: g=(12+3x)/(-12+2x)
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