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alok kumar singh

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Given  that  limx→−3x3+27x5+243Dividing  the  numerator  and   denominator ,  by  x−3  we  get                        =limx→−3x3+(3)3x−3x5+(3)5x−3=limx→−3(x3−(−3)3x−3)limx→−3(x5−(−3)5x−3)                   [?limx→af(x)g(x)=limx→af(x)limx→ag(x)]                        =3(−3)3−15(−3)5−1                           [?limx→axn−anx−a=n.an−1]                        =3*(−3)25*(−3)4=15*3=115



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Given  that  limx→01+x3−1−x3x2Rationalizing  the denominator ,  we  get                        =limx→01+x3−1−x3x2*1+x3+1−x31+x3+1−x3                        =limx→0(1+x3)−(1−x3)x2[1+x3+1−x3]=limx→01+x3−1+x3x2[1+x3+1−x3]                        =limx→02x3x2[1+x3+1−x3]=limx→02x1+x3+1−x3=0

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(i)p↔q:Unit  digit  of  an  integer  is  zero  if  and  only  if  it  is  divisible  by  5.(ii)p↔q:A  natural  number  is  odd  if  and  only  if  it  is  not  divisible  by  2.(iii)p↔q:A  triangle  is  an  equilateral  triangle  if  and  only  if  all  three  sides  of  triangle          are  equal.

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Given  that  limx→1x7−2x5−1x3+3x2+2                 [00  form]                  =limx→1x7−x5−x5−1x3−x2−2x2+2=limx→1x5(x2−1)−1(x5−1)x2(x−1)−2(x2−1)Dividing  the  numerator  and denominator   by  (x−1)  we  get                  =limx→1x5(x2−1x−1)−1(x5−1x−1)x2(x−1x−1)−2(x2−1x−1)=limx→1x5(x+1)−limx→1(x5−(1)5x−1)limx→1x2−1−2limx→1(x+1)                  =1(2)−5.(1)5−11−2(2)=2−51−4=−3−3=1

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Given  that  limx→2x4−4x2+32x−8                  =limx→2(x2−2)(x2+2)x2+42x−2x−8                  =limx→2(x+2)(x−2)(x2+2)x(x+42)−2(x+42)                  =limx→2(x+2)(x−2)(x2+2)(x+42)(x−2)=limx→2(x+2)(x2+2)(x+42)Taking  ,  we  have                   =(2+2)(2+2)2+42=22*452=85.

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Given  that  limx→2x2−43x−2−x+2Rationalizing  the denominator   we  get                  =limx→2(x−2)(x+2)3x−2−x+2*3x−2+x+23x−2+x+2                  =limx→2(x−2)(x+2)(3x−2+x+2)3x−2−x−2                  =limx→2(x−2)(x+2)(3x−2+x+2)2x−4                  =limx→2(x−2)(x+2)(3x−2+x+2)2(x−2)=limx→2(x+2)(3x−2+x+2)2Taking  limits ,  we  have                   =(2+2)(6−2+2+2)2=4(2+2)2=8

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Given  that  limx→1x4−xx−1                     =limx→1x[(x)7/2−1]x−1Dividing  the  numerator  and   denominator by  x−1                     =limx→1x[(x)7/2−(1)7/2]x−1(x)1/2−(1)1/2x−1                      =limx→1(x)7/2−(1)7/2x−1(x)1/2−(1)1/2x−1*limx→1x                       [?limx→af(x).g(x)=limx→af(x).limx→ag(x)]                      =72(1)7/2−112(1)1/2−1*1=7/21/2=7.

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Payal Gupta

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( i ) I f     p ,     t h e n     q ⇒ I f     t h e     n u m b e r     i s     o d d ,     t h e n     i t s     s q u a r e     i s     o d d     n u m b e r . ( i i ) q     i f     p ⇒ I f     t a k e     t h e     d i n n e r ,     t h e n     y o u     w i l l     g e t     s w e e t     d i s h . ( i i i ) p     o n l y     i f     q ⇒ I f     y o u     d o     n o t     s t u d y ,     t h e n     y o u     w i l l     f a i l . (iv)p  is  sufficient  for  q⇒If  an  integer  is  divisible  by  5,  then  its  unit  digits  are  0  and  5. ( v ) q     i s     n e c e s s a r y     f o r     p ⇒ I f     a n y     n u m b e r     i s     p r i m e ,     t h e n     i t s     s q u a r e     i s     n o t     p r i m e . ( v i ) q     i m p l i e s     p ⇒ I f     a , b , c     a r e     i n     A . P     t h e n     2 b = a + c .

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alok kumar singh

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Given  that  limx→a(2+x)52−(a+2)52(x−a)                     =lim2+x→a+2(2+x)52−(a+2)52(2+x)−(a+2)                     =52(a+2)52−1=52(a+2)32               [?limx→axn−anx−a=n.an−1]

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alok kumar singh

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This is a Short Answer Type Questions as classified in NCERT Exemplar

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Given  that  limx→0(1+x)6−1(1+x)2−1Dividing  the  numerator  and  denominator  by  x,  we  get                     =limx→0(1+x)6−1x(1+x)2−1xPut  1+x=y    ⇒x=y−1                     =limy−1→0y6−(1)6y−1y2−(1)2y−1=limy→1y6−(1)6y−1limy→1y2−(1)2y−1           [limx→af(x)g(x)=limx→af(x)limx→ag(x)]                     =6.(1)6−12.(1)2−1=62=3          [  limx→axn−anx−a=n.an−1]

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