SOLUTION: Find the limit as x approaches infinity, if one exists {{{(4x^2+3)/(-4-x^2)}}}

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Question 980463: Find the limit as x approaches infinity, if one exists
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This is a L'Hôpital indeterminate form

So evaluate



John

My calculator said it, I believe it, that settles it