For the function f(x) given below, where x > 0, evaluate lim f(x). X18 f(x) = ln(9x³ + 10) - In(2x² + 5) If the function increases without bound, you should enter ∞o. If the function decreases without bound, you should enter -∞o. If the function does not approach a finite limit nor +∞o as x→→∞, you should enter Ø. Provide your answer below: lim f(x) x →∞ =

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For the function f(x) given below, where x > 0, evaluate lim f(x).
X18
f(x) = ln(9x³ + 10) - In(2x² + 5)
If the function increases without bound, you should enter ∞o. If the function decreases without bound, you should enter
-∞o. If the function does not approach a finite limit nor +∞o as x→→∞, you should enter Ø.
Provide your answer below:
lim f(x)
x →∞
=
Transcribed Image Text:For the function f(x) given below, where x > 0, evaluate lim f(x). X18 f(x) = ln(9x³ + 10) - In(2x² + 5) If the function increases without bound, you should enter ∞o. If the function decreases without bound, you should enter -∞o. If the function does not approach a finite limit nor +∞o as x→→∞, you should enter Ø. Provide your answer below: lim f(x) x →∞ =
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