by Guest » Fri Jun 04, 2021 6:31 pm
For 13, for x negative and going to 0, 1/x goes to "negative infinity" so what is e to a really large negative value? If x is positive, that's a very large number.'
For 14, [tex]x^3+ x^2= x^2(x+ 1)[/tex] so [tex]\sqrt{x^3+ x^2}= \sqrt{x^2}\sqrt{x+ 1}= |x|\sqrt{x+ 1}[/tex].
If x> 0 [tex]\frac{x^2+ x}{\sqrt{x^3+ 1}}= \frac{x^2+ x}{x\sqrt{x+ 1}}= \frac{x+ 1}{\sqrt{x+ 1}}[/tex].
if x< 0 [tex]\frac{x^2+ x}{\sqrt{x^3+ 1}}= \frac{x^2+ x}{-x\sqrt{x+ 1}}= -\frac{x+ 1}{\sqrt{x+ 1}}[/tex]