+7 lim5n−2−3n+14n−1+5n⇒lim5n−25n+3n+15n4n−15n+5n5n⇒lim5n−2−n−(35)n+1−n(45)n−1−n+1
Is the last step valid? If not how do i solve the limit when n approaches infinite? Thanks in advance.
EDIT: Thanks for the answer.
Is this what you mean by split up: lim5n−24n−1+5n−lim3n+14n−1+5n ?
+118703 That last step looks pretty strange to me. You can't do that with indices. Do you have an answer?
suggestions
1) Split it up into two separate limits. It will be easier to work that way
2) do the second one first
2a) Divide top and bottom by 5^n
2b) It will become 0/(0+1) = 0
3) Now looking at the first one
3a) split 5^(n-2) into 5^n/25 and take the 1/25 out the front.
3b) divide top and bottom by 5^n
3c) it becomes (1/25)(1/(0+1)) = 1/25
4) 1/25+0=1/25
You see if you can do the working :)
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