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Homework Statement
Been trying to evaluate this rather annoying limit for the past few minutes.
[tex] \lim_{t→∞}\frac{t-\frac{1}{ln(t)}}{(ln(t))e^{at-\frac{t}{ln(t))}}} [/tex]
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The Attempt at a Solution
I tried L'Hopital's rule but it seems to become only more messy. I was curious if there was any "quick" way to this problem? It's been a while since I took calculus, and I'm using this as part of a Laplace transform I'm trying to do.
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