Paper 1 · Functions and Graphs
Functions and Graphs 10
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- For \(n\to\infty\): divide every term by the highest power of n; \(\text{const}/n^k\to 0\)
- The sum/product/quotient limit rules apply only when \(x\to\) a constant, NOT \(x\to\infty\)
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