Find the limit limₓ→4 √(4x + 1)
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To do this, we can check if the function approaches a single value as x approaches a certain value. In this case, we can see that as x gets larger and larger, the denominator (4x+1) gets larger and larger, while the numerator (700Vr) stays constant. This means Show more…
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