Consider f of x is equal to the fraction with numerator 7 x squared plus x plus 1 and denominator x to the 4th power plus 1 Which statement correctly uses limits to determine the end behavior of f of x ?

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limit x to plus or minus infinity of the fraction with numerator 7 x squared plus x plus 1 and denominator x to the 4th power plus 1 is equal to limit x to plus or minus infinity of the fraction with numerator 7 and denominator x squared

, so the end behavior of the function is that as  x to plus or minus infinity ,  f of x rightarrow 0 .

Limits, Asymptotes, and End Behavior - Quiz Quiz

Consider f of x is equal to the fraction with numerator 7 x squared plus x plus 1 and denominator x to the 4th power plus 1 Which statement correctly uses limits to determine the end behavior of f of x ?

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Consider f of x is equal to the fraction with numerator 7 x squared plus x plus 1 and denominator x to the 4th power plus 1 Which statement correctly uses limits to determine the end behavior of f of x ?

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