But what happened to the 1 ,after dividing x²/x² in the numerator aren't we supposed to get 1
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You are right that becomes 1.
In Step 3, the original expression was .
We divided every term in both the numerator and the denominator by :
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Numerator:
As , each of these terms goes to 0. So, the numerator approaches .
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Denominator:
As , becomes 1, and goes to 0. So, the denominator approaches .
Therefore, the limit becomes . The 1 from is indeed in the denominator, as shown in the calculation.
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