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Question

Find the limit of the given function at infinity.

$\lim_{x o\infty}\left(5+\frac{101}{x^4} ight)$

Accepted Answer

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Find the limit of the given function at infinity.
$\lim_{x\to\infty}\left(5+\frac{101}{x^4}\right)$