Find the limit lim (ln 3x +e)^x as x approaches 1
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Step 1: Substitute x = 1 into the expression (ln 3x + e)^x lim (ln 3x + e)^x as x approaches 1 = (ln 3(1) + e)^1 = (ln 3 + e) Show more…
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