(e^x +1) and the same limit? I need help evaluating : limit of x as it goes to positive infinity of (-1)/ (e^x +1) and the same limit as it approaches infinity from the right.
The answer is 1, but I don't know how to do it.
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I need help evaluating : limit of x as it goes to positive infinity of (-1)/
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