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Answer:
\lim_(x \to \infty) (4x-1)/(9+12x)\to (1)/(3)


\lim_(x \to 4) (x^2-x-12)/(5x-20)\to(7)/(5)


\lim_(x \to -\infty) (5x+6)/(4x+2)\to(5)/(4)


\lim_(x \to 3) (4x-12)/(x^2-9)\to(2)/(3)

Explanation:

i)
\lim_(x \to \infty) (4x-1)/(9+12x)

Taking x as common outside from numerator and denominator , we have


\lim_(x \to \infty) (x(4-(1)/(x)))/(x((9)/(x)+12))\\\\=\lim_(x \to \infty) (4-(1)/(x))/((9)/(x)+12)\\\\=(4-0)/(0+12)=(4)/(12)=(1)/(3)

ii)
\lim_(x \to 4) (x^2-x-12)/(5x-20)

It can be written as :
\lim_(x \to 4) ((x-4)(x+3))/(5(x-4))


=\lim_(x \to 4) (x+3)/(5)=(4+3)/(5)=(7)/(5)

iii)
\lim_(x \to -\infty) (5x+6)/(4x+2)

Taking x as common outside from numerator and denominator , we have


\lim_(x \to -\infty) (x(5+(6)/(x)))/(x(4+(2)/(x)))\\\\=(5+0)/(4+0)=(5)/(4)

iv)
\lim_(x \to 3) (4x-12)/(x^2-9)

which can be written as :


\lim_(x \to 3) (4(x-3))/((x-3)(x+3))
a^2-b^2=(a+b)(a-b)


=\lim_(x \to 3) (4)/((x+3))=(4)/(3+3)=(4)/(6)=(2)/(3)

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