If a,b,c,d are positive, then lim(x to i...

If a,b,c,d are positive, then `lim_(x to infty) (1 + 1/(a +bx))^(c + dx)`

A

`e^(d//b)`

B

`e^(c//a)`

C

`e^((c+d)//(a+b))`

D

e

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