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Given  that  limxβ†’2xnβˆ’2nxβˆ’2=80                                n.(2)nβˆ’1=80               [?limxβ†’axnβˆ’anxβˆ’a=n.anβˆ’1]⇒                             nΓ—2nβˆ’1=5Γ—(2)5βˆ’1βˆ΄β€‰β€‰β€‰β€‰β€‰β€‰β€‰β€‰n=5

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Given  that  limxβ†’12(8xβˆ’32xβˆ’1βˆ’4x2+14x2βˆ’1)                       =limxβ†’12[(8xβˆ’3)(2x+1)βˆ’(4x2+1)(4x2βˆ’1)]                       =limxβ†’12[16x2βˆ’6x+8xβˆ’3βˆ’4x2βˆ’14x2βˆ’1]                       =limxβ†’12[12x2+2xβˆ’44x2βˆ’1]=limxβ†’122(6x2+xβˆ’2)4x2βˆ’1                       =limxβ†’122(6x2+4xβˆ’3xβˆ’2)(2x+1)(2xβˆ’1)=limxβ†’122[2x(3x+2)βˆ’1(3x+2)](2x+1)(2xβˆ’1)                       =limxβ†’122(3x+2)(2xβˆ’1)(2x+1)(2xβˆ’1)=limxβ†’122(3x+2)(2x+1)Taking limit ,  we  have                        =2(3Γ—12+2)2Γ—12+1=2(72)2=72

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Given  that  limxβ†’βˆ’3x3+27x5+243Dividing  the  numerator  and   denominator ,  by  xβˆ’3  we  get                        =limxβ†’βˆ’3x3+(3)3xβˆ’3x5+(3)5xβˆ’3=limxβ†’βˆ’3(x3βˆ’(βˆ’3)3xβˆ’3)limxβ†’βˆ’3(x5βˆ’(βˆ’3)5xβˆ’3)                   [?limxβ†’af(x)g(x)=limxβ†’af(x)limxβ†’ag(x)]                        =3(βˆ’3)3βˆ’15(βˆ’3)5βˆ’1                           [?limxβ†’axnβˆ’anxβˆ’a=n.anβˆ’1]                        =3Γ—(βˆ’3)25Γ—(βˆ’3)4=15Γ—3=115



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Given  that  limxβ†’01+x3βˆ’1βˆ’x3x2Rationalizing  the denominator ,  we  get                        =limxβ†’01+x3βˆ’1βˆ’x3x2Γ—1+x3+1βˆ’x31+x3+1βˆ’x3                        =limxβ†’0(1+x3)βˆ’(1βˆ’x3)x2[1+x3+1βˆ’x3]=limxβ†’01+x3βˆ’1+x3x2[1+x3+1βˆ’x3]                        =limxβ†’02x3x2[1+x3+1βˆ’x3]=limxβ†’02x1+x3+1βˆ’x3=0

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Given  that  limxβ†’1x7βˆ’2x5βˆ’1x3+3x2+2                 [00  form]                  =limxβ†’1x7βˆ’x5βˆ’x5βˆ’1x3βˆ’x2βˆ’2x2+2=limxβ†’1x5(x2βˆ’1)βˆ’1(x5βˆ’1)x2(xβˆ’1)βˆ’2(x2βˆ’1)Dividing  the  numerator  and denominator   by  (xβˆ’1)  we  get                  =limxβ†’1x5(x2βˆ’1xβˆ’1)βˆ’1(x5βˆ’1xβˆ’1)x2(xβˆ’1xβˆ’1)βˆ’2(x2βˆ’1xβˆ’1)=limxβ†’1x5(x+1)βˆ’limxβ†’1(x5βˆ’(1)5xβˆ’1)limxβ†’1x2βˆ’1βˆ’2limxβ†’1(x+1)                  =1(2)βˆ’5.(1)5βˆ’11βˆ’2(2)=2βˆ’51βˆ’4=βˆ’3βˆ’3=1

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Given  that  limxβ†’2x4βˆ’4x2+32xβˆ’8                  =limxβ†’2(x2βˆ’2)(x2+2)x2+42xβˆ’2xβˆ’8                  =limxβ†’2(x+2)(xβˆ’2)(x2+2)x(x+42)βˆ’2(x+42)                  =limxβ†’2(x+2)(xβˆ’2)(x2+2)(x+42)(xβˆ’2)=limxβ†’2(x+2)(x2+2)(x+42)Taking  ,  we  have                   =(2+2)(2+2)2+42=22Γ—452=85.

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Given  that  limxβ†’2x2βˆ’43xβˆ’2βˆ’x+2Rationalizing  the denominator   we  get                  =limxβ†’2(xβˆ’2)(x+2)3xβˆ’2βˆ’x+2Γ—3xβˆ’2+x+23xβˆ’2+x+2                  =limxβ†’2(xβˆ’2)(x+2)(3xβˆ’2+x+2)3xβˆ’2βˆ’xβˆ’2                  =limxβ†’2(xβˆ’2)(x+2)(3xβˆ’2+x+2)2xβˆ’4                  =limxβ†’2(xβˆ’2)(x+2)(3xβˆ’2+x+2)2(xβˆ’2)=limxβ†’2(x+2)(3xβˆ’2+x+2)2Taking  limits ,  we  have                   =(2+2)(6βˆ’2+2+2)2=4(2+2)2=8

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Given  that  limxβ†’1x4βˆ’xxβˆ’1                     =limxβ†’1x[(x)7/2βˆ’1]xβˆ’1Dividing  the  numerator  and   denominator by  xβˆ’1                     =limxβ†’1x[(x)7/2βˆ’(1)7/2]xβˆ’1(x)1/2βˆ’(1)1/2xβˆ’1                      =limxβ†’1(x)7/2βˆ’(1)7/2xβˆ’1(x)1/2βˆ’(1)1/2xβˆ’1Γ—limxβ†’1x                       [?limxβ†’af(x).g(x)=limxβ†’af(x).limxβ†’ag(x)]                      =72(1)7/2βˆ’112(1)1/2βˆ’1Γ—1=7/21/2=7.

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Given  that  limxβ†’a(2+x)52βˆ’(a+2)52(xβˆ’a)                     =lim2+xβ†’a+2(2+x)52βˆ’(a+2)52(2+x)βˆ’(a+2)                     =52(a+2)52βˆ’1=52(a+2)32               [?limxβ†’axnβˆ’anxβˆ’a=n.anβˆ’1]

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Given  that  limxβ†’0(1+x)6βˆ’1(1+x)2βˆ’1Dividing  the  numerator  and  denominator  by  x,  we  get                     =limxβ†’0(1+x)6βˆ’1x(1+x)2βˆ’1xPut  1+x=y    ⇒x=yβˆ’1                     =limyβˆ’1β†’0y6βˆ’(1)6yβˆ’1y2βˆ’(1)2yβˆ’1=limyβ†’1y6βˆ’(1)6yβˆ’1limyβ†’1y2βˆ’(1)2yβˆ’1           [limxβ†’af(x)g(x)=limxβ†’af(x)limxβ†’ag(x)]                     =6.(1)6βˆ’12.(1)2βˆ’1=62=3          [  limxβ†’axnβˆ’anxβˆ’a=n.anβˆ’1]

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