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lim_(x→∞)((x²-x+1)/(x+1)-c₁x-c₂)=-5. So, it must be that (c₁,c₂) equals (A) (1,3) (B) (2,-3) (C) (1,2) (D) (2,3)
Also written as: lim_(x-> inf)((x^2-x+1)/(x+1)-c_1x-c_2)=-5. So, it must be that (c_1,c_2) equals
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