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I do not know what to do with the ^x
lim x to inf ((3x-2)/(3x+2))^x
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((3x - 2)/(3x + 2))^x
x <= (-2/3)
x >= (2/3)
if you use the (-2/3), the problem would become
((3x + 2)/(3x - 2))^(2/3), however, the x values inside the parenthesis, would still be negative, just the exponent sign would change.
because a negative exponent turns a fraction upside down, and then the exponent then becomes positive.
If you go to www.calculator.com, click on graphing, and type in your problem, like i did, and you will get the values i did.
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