So if we were to make the general statement that the limit of some function f of x as x approaches infinity is equal to three, what I wanna do in this video is show some examples of that and to show that we can keep creating more and more examples, really an infinite number of examples where that is going to be true. So for example, we could look at this graph over here. And in other videos, we'll think about why this is the case, but just think about what happens when you have very, very large x's. When you have very, very large x's, the plus five doesn't matter as much, and so it gets closer and closer to three x squared over x squared, which is equal to three. And you could see that right over here. It's graphed in this green color. And you can see, even when x is equal to 10, we're getting awfully close to three right over there.