SOLUTION: find lim(x arrow infinity) under lim) x^2 -1/ x or state that the limit does not exist

SOLUTION: find lim(x arrow infinity) under lim) x^2 -1/ x or state that the limit does not exist

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Question 222503: find lim(x arrow infinity) under lim) x^2 -1/ x or state that the limit does not exist
Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Start with the given limit.

Break up the fraction

Reduce

Break up the limit

Evaluate the first limit.

Evaluate the second limit.

Simplify

So
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