maths limits

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Opt
Opt10mo ago
Ye konsa image format hai?
Nexora
NexoraOP10mo ago
Pta nhi
Opt
Opt10mo ago
Convert to jpeg and share please
Deleted User
Deleted User10mo ago
can you please send in some other format? it aint opening on my laptop....
Opt
Opt10mo ago
Nope, still the same.
Nexora
NexoraOP10mo ago
Bruh wait
Deleted User
Deleted User10mo ago
ok 🙏
Opt
Opt10mo ago
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Opt
Opt10mo ago
There you go. That should work
Nexora
NexoraOP10mo ago
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Nexora
NexoraOP10mo ago
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Opt
Opt10mo ago
I got the equations α+β=0 2α+γ=0 For now Solving the limit currently.
SirLancelotDuLac
SirLancelotDuLac10mo ago
Use expansion and make linear equations. $\frac{(ae^{x}+be^{-x}+csin(x))}{xsin^2(x)}$ Forming linear equations by Taylor u get a+b=0,2a+c=0,(a/6-b/6-c/6)=2/3 So, a/6+a/6+a/3=2/3 So, a=1,b=-1,c=-2
TeXit
TeXit10mo ago
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Opt
Opt10mo ago
How did you get the third equation?
SirLancelotDuLac
SirLancelotDuLac10mo ago
Equationg for x^3
Opt
Opt10mo ago
x³? I don't understand
SirLancelotDuLac
SirLancelotDuLac10mo ago
Basically the x^3 terms from the three expansions must sum up to 2/3x^3 for the limit to be equal to 2/3 (as denominator is also tending to x^3)
Opt
Opt10mo ago
Oh the expansions. I didn't do that at all mb.
Deleted User
Deleted User10mo ago
l hopital would be recursive here.....if that was what you were applying?
Opt
Opt10mo ago
I did what my teacher lovingly calls, "getting the numerator to commit suicide"
Deleted User
Deleted User10mo ago
☠️
Opt
Opt10mo ago
One round of L'Hôpital. That's it. But couldn't figure out anything after that
Deleted User
Deleted User10mo ago
oh-
SirLancelotDuLac
SirLancelotDuLac10mo ago
I usually don't go to L Hopital ngl. Which is quite troublesome many-a-times
Opt
Opt10mo ago
Got equation one from the given limit. Second equation from L'Hôpital round one. But any more doesn't help. One round of differentiation is tolerable
Deleted User
Deleted User10mo ago
yup at max 2
Opt
Opt10mo ago
Not when you have a sin²x and product rule in the denominator
Deleted User
Deleted User10mo ago
yup ☠️
Say_miracle_shadow
3 eqns are made : α+β=0 α-β-γ=4 α-β+γ=0 By equating with 0/0 form and series expansion of each e^x and e^-x and sinx...
Nexora
NexoraOP10mo ago
But its not an indeterminant form so how are you applying series expansion
Deleted User
Deleted User10mo ago
it is actually, notice the denominator approaches 0, and the limit exists finitely.....this leads us to a conclusion that the numerator must as well approach 0....
Nexora
NexoraOP10mo ago
Ye I got it
iTeachChem
iTeachChem10mo ago
+solved @Opt @Deleted User @Say_miracle_shadow
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