We rearrange the expression to a more natural form:
x→∞lim(logx)2e−xBoth the numerator and denominator go to infinity as x goes to infinity. So, we can apply l’Hoˆpital’s Rule. In fact, we end up applying it twice.The numerator gets smaller and smaller while the denominator gets larger and larger, so:=x→∞limden→∞num→∞ex(logx)2=x→∞limden→∞num→∞xex2logx=x→∞limxex+ex2/x=0