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

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Given  limx→4|x−4|x−4       LHL=limx→4−−(x−4)x−4=−1              [?|x−4|=−(x−4)  if  x<4]       RHL=limx→4+(x−4)x−4=1                     [?|x−4|=(x−4)  if  x>4]  LHL≠RHLHence,  the  limit  doesnot  exist.

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

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Given  that  limx→π1−sinx2cosx2(cosx4−sinx4)                      =limx→πcos2x4+sin2x4−2sinx4.cosx4(cos2x4−sin2x4)(cosx4−sinx4)          [?cos2x=cos2x−sin2x     sin2x+cos2x=1]                      =limx→π(cosx4−sinx4)2(cosx4−sinx4)(cosx4+sinx4)(cosx4−sinx4)                      =limx→π1(cosx4+sinx4)Taking  limit   we  have                      =1cosπ4+sinπ4=112+12=122=12.



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Given  that  limx→π4tan 3x−tanxcos (x+π4)                      =limx→π4tanx(tan 2x−1)cos (x+π4)=limx→π4tanx.limx→π4[−(1−tan 2x)cos (x+π4)]                      =−1×limx→π4(1−tanx)(1+tanx)cos (x+π4)                      =limx→π4−(1+tanx)×limx→π4[1−tanxcos (x+π4)]                      =−(1+1)×limx→π4(cosx−sinx)cosx.cos (x+π4)=−2×limx→π42(12cosx−12sinx)cosx.cos (x+π4)                     =−22×limx→π4(cosπ4.cosx−sinπ4.sinx)cosx.cos (x+π4)                     =−22×limx→π4cos (x+π4)cosx.cos (x+π4)=−22×limx→π41cosxTaking  limit  we  have                      =−22cosπ4=−2212=−2×2=−4.

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Given  that  limx→0sin(α+β)x−sin(α−β)x+sin2αxcos2βx−cos2αx.x                     =limx→0[2sinαx.cosβx+sin2αx].x2sin(α+β)x.sin(α−β)x                     =limx→0[2sinαx.cosβx+2sinαx.cosαx].x2sin(α+β)x.sin(α−β)x                     =limx→02sinαx(cosβx+cosαx).x2sin(α+β)x.sin(α−β)x                     =limx→0sinαx[2cos(α+β2)x.cos(α−β2)x].xsin(α+β)x.sin(α−β)x                      =limx→0sinαx[2cos(α+β2)x.cos(α−β2)x].x2sin(α+β2)x.cos(α+β2)x.2sin(α−β2)x.cos(α−β2)x                      =limx→0sinαx.x2sin(α+β2)xsin(α−β2)x                      =limx→012sinαxαx.(αx).x[sin(α+β2)x(α+β2)x×(α+β2).x][sin(α−β2)x(α−β2)x×(α−β2).x]                        =12.αx2(α+β2)x(α−β2)x=12.[α(α+β2)(α−β2)]                         =12.4αα2−β2=2αα2−β2

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Given  that  limy→0(x+y)sec(x+y)−xsecxy                     =limy→0xsec(x+y)+ysec(x+y)−xsecxy                     =limy→0[xsec(x+y)−xsecx]y+limy→0ysec(x+y)y                     =limy→0x[sec(x+y)−secx]y+limy→0sec(x+y)                     =limy→0x[1cos(x+y)−1cosx]y+limy→0sec(x+y)                     =limy→0x[cosx−cos(x+y)y.cosx.cos(x+y)]+limy→0sec(x+y)                     =limy→0x[−2sin(x+x+y2).sin(x−x−y2)y.cosx.cos(x+y)]+limy→0sec(x+y)                     =limy→0x[−2sin(x+y2).sin(−y2)y.cosx.cos(x+y)]+limy→0sec(x+y)                     =limy→0∴y2→0x[2sin(x+y2).sin(y2)cosx.cos(x+y).(y2).2]+limy→0sec(x+y)Taking    we  have                      =x[sinx.1cosx.cosx]+secx                      =xsecxtanx+secx=secx(xtanx+1)

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Let  y=x cos x                                                                          …(i)⇒  y+Δy=(x+Δx)cos(x+Δx)                                      …(ii)Subtracting  eqn.(i)  from  eqn.(ii)             y+Δy−y=(x+Δx)cos(x+Δx)−x cos x⇒               Δy=xcos(x+Δx)+Δxcos(x+Δx)−x cos xDividing  both  sides  by  Δx  and  take  the    limit we  get             limΔx→0ΔyΔx=limΔx→0xcos(x+Δx)−x cos x+Δxcos(x+Δx)Δx                      dydx=limΔx→0x[cos(x+Δx)− cos x]Δx+limΔx→0Δxcos(x+Δx)Δx                    =limΔx→0x[−2sin(x+Δx+x)2.sin(x+Δx−x)2]Δx+limΔx→0cos(x+Δx)                   =limΔx→0∴Δx2→0x[−2sin(x+Δx2).sinΔx2]2×Δx2+limΔx→0cos(x+Δx)∴  Δx2→0  Taking   limits  we  have                   =x[−sinx]+cosx                           [?limΔx2→0sinΔx2Δx2=1]                   =−xsinx+cosx

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Let  f(x)=x2/3                                                             …(i)⇒  f(x+Δx)=(x+Δx)2/3                                      …(ii)Subtracting  eqn.(i)  from  eqn.(ii)             f(x+Δx)−f(x)=(x+Δx)2/3−x2/3Dividing  both  sides  by  Δx  and  take  the    we  get             limΔx→0f(x+Δx)−f(x)Δx=limΔx→0(x+Δx)2/3−x2/3Δx      f'(x)=limΔx→0x2/3[1+Δxx]2/3−x2/3Δx                    =limΔx→0x2/3[(1+Δxx)2/3−1]Δx                   =limΔx→0x2/3[(1+23.Δxx+…)−1]Δx               [Expanding  by  Binomial  theorem  and  rejectingthe  higher  powers  of  Δx  as  Δx→0]                    =limΔx→0x2/3.23.ΔxxΔx=23x2/3−1=23x−1/3.

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Let  f(x)=ax+bcx+d                                                             …(i)⇒  f(x+Δx)=a(x+Δx)+bc(x+Δx)+d                                      …(ii)Subtracting  eqn.(i)  from  eqn.(ii)             f(x+Δx)−f(x)=a(x+Δx)+bc(x+Δx)+d−ax+bcx+dDividing  both  sides  by  Δx  and  take  the    we  get             limΔx→0f(x+Δx)−f(x)Δx=limΔx→0a(x+Δx)+bc(x+Δx)+d−ax+bcx+dΔx      f'(x)=limΔx→0(ax+aΔx+b)(cx+d)−(ax+b)(cx+cΔx+d)[c(x+Δx)+d](cx+d).Δx                    =limΔx→0acx2+acΔx.x+bcx+adx+adΔx+bd−acx2−acΔx.x−adx−bcx−bc.Δx−bd(cx+cΔx+d)(cx+d)Δx                   =limΔx→0(ad−bc)Δx(cx+cΔx+d)(cx+d).Δx=limΔx→0(ad−bc)(cx+c.Δx+d)(cx+d)Taking limit ,  we  have                    =(ad−bc)(cx+d)(cx+d)=(ad−bc)(cx+d)2

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Let  f(x)=cos(x2+1)                                                             …(i)⇒  f(x+Δx)=cos[(x+Δx)2+1]                                      …(ii)Subtracting  eqn.(i)  from  eqn.(ii)             f(x+Δx)−f(x)=cos[(x+Δx)2+1]−cos(x2+1)Dividing  both  sides  by  Δx  we  get             f(x+Δx)−f(x)Δx=cos[(x+Δx)2+1]−cos(x2+1)Δx             limΔx→0f(x+Δx)−f(x)Δx=limΔx→0cos[(x+Δx)2+1]−cos(x2+1)Δx      f'(x)=limΔx→0cos[(x+Δx)2+1]−cos(x2+1)Δx                    =limΔx→0−2sin[(x+Δx)2+1+x2+12].sin[(x+Δx)2+1−x2−12]Δx                   =limΔx→0−2sin[x2+Δx2+2xΔx+x2+22].sin[x2+Δx2+2xΔx−x22]Δx                   =limΔx→0−2sin[x2+Δx22+xΔx+1].sin[Δx(Δx+2x)2]Δx                   =limΔx→0−2sin[x2+Δx22+xΔx+1].sin[Δx(Δx+2x)2]Δx[Δx+2x2]×[Δx+2x2]                   =limΔx[Δx+2x2]→0−2sin[x2+Δx22+xΔx+1]sin[Δx(Δx+2x)2]Δx[Δx+2x2]×[Δx+2x2]Taking limit ,  we  have                    =−2sin(x2+1).1.(x)=−2xsin(x2+1).

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Let  y= 1ax2+bx+c      dydx=ddx(1ax2+bx+c)             =(ax2+bx+c)ddx(1)−1.ddx(ax2+bx+c)(ax2+bx+c)2                    [  Using quotient  rule]             =(ax2+bx+c)×0−(2ax+b)(ax2+bx+c)2=−(2ax+b)(ax2+bx+c)2

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