What is the limit as x approaches 16 of (sqrt(x-4))/(\sqrt[4]{x-2)} ?

The limit as x approaches 16 of (sqrt(x-4))/(\sqrt[4]{x-2)} is (2^{3/4}sqrt(3))/(\sqrt[4]{7)}

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limit as x approaches 16 of (sqrt(x-4))/(\sqrt[4]{x-2)}

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1.79084 \dots

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x = 16

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What is the limit as x approaches 16 of (sqrt(x-4))/(\sqrt[4]{x-2)} ?
The limit as x approaches 16 of (sqrt(x-4))/(\sqrt[4]{x-2)} is (2^{3/4}sqrt(3))/(\sqrt[4]{7)}