#Limit at Positive Infinity of a Rational Function with embedded squareroot
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is that for school
Just a review
Confused with how to factor that radical
sqrt(16x^8 - x) ~~ sqrt(16x^8) = 4x^4
substitute what i said in there
this will not always work and you have to be somewhat careful about approximations like this but in this case you could see that the denominator is infinity so if the numerator isnt infinity the limit is 0
Ohh okay thanks
I've substituted it but somehow I can't get the answer
The equal sign doesn't make sense
sqrt(16x^8) = sqrt(4*4*x^4*x^4) = 4x^4
Still doesn't make sense
maybe you should review properties of exponents and square roots
Thanks for the response