Mathematics

Mathematics

Problem

For real numbers kk, let L(k)=lim⁡x→∞xkex.L(k)=\lim_{x\to\infty}\frac{x^{k}}{e^{x}}. Which of the following correctly describes L(k)L(k)? a) L(k)=0L(k)=0 only when k>0k>0. b) L(k)=∞L(k)=\infty when k>1k>1 and 00 otherwise. c) L(k)=0L(k)=0 for every real kk. d) L(k)L(k) does not exist for any real kk because the expression oscillates.

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