limx→∞(√(x2+8x+3)−√(x2+4x+3))=
we have,
limx→∞(√(x2+8x+3)−√(x2+4x+3))
If we directly substitute x=∞ , we find that it is an ∞−∞ form.
Rationalize it by (√(x2+8x+3)+√(x2+4x+3))
limx→∞(√(x2+8x+3)−√(x2+4x+3))(√(x2+8x+3)+√(x2+4x+3))(√(x2+8x+3)+√(x2+4x+3))
= limx→∞x2+8x−3−(x2+4x+3)√(x2+8x+3)+√(x2+4x+3)
= limx→∞4x√(x2+8x+3)+√(x2+4x+3)
Degree of polynomial in numerator and denominator is same as 1.
dividing numerator and denominator by
limx→∞4(√1+8x+3x2+√1+4x+3x2)
=4√1+0+0+√1+0+0
=41+1=42=2