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What is the long-run behavior of the functions in the following problem?

y=2x+3x2+5y=\frac{2^x+3}{x^2+5}

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When x\,\, x\rightarrow-\infty,

  • then, in the numerator,

(2x+3)(2large, negative+3)0+33(2^{x}+3)\,\,\rightarrow(2^{\small\text{large, negative}}+3)\,\,\rightarrow 0+3\,\,\rightarrow 3

  • and in the denominator,

[(large, negative)2+5][(large)+5]+[(\small\text{large, negative})^{2}+5]\rightarrow[(\small\text{large})+5]\quad\rightarrow+\infty

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