Finding Limits of Infinity help

[joshmeyer]

I know that finding the limit of x as it approaches infinity has to do with multiplying the function by [math]1/(highest x quotient)[/math] because anything divided by infinity = 0, but I don't know why this problem is telling me I'm incorrect. Any help would be appreciated.

EDIT: I have discovered my mistake, and as usual, it's my complete inability to read instructions. The proper answer, as stated by instructions, was 0.444

 

[Dr.Peterson]

I have discovered my mistake, and as usual, it's my complete inability to read instructions. The proper answer, as stated by instructions, was 0.444

I have so often helped students making exactly that error on their computer assignments; I tell them "Read the blue letters!"

And this is a big part of the reason they usually give you three tries: One to think incorrectly, one to miss the instructions, and one to get it right.