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alok kumar singh

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Giventhatlimx2xn2nx2=80n.(2)n1=80[?limxaxnanxa=n.an1]n*2n1=5*(2)51n=5

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Giventhatlimx12(8x32x14x2+14x21)=limx12[(8x3)(2x+1)(4x2+1)(4x21)]=limx12[16x26x+8x34x214x21]=limx12[12x2+2x44x21]=limx122(6x2+x2)4x21=limx122(6x2+4x3x2)(2x+1)(2x1)=limx122[2x(3x+2)1(3x+2)](2x+1)(2x1)=limx122(3x+2)(2x1)(2x+1)(2x1)=limx122(3x+2)(2x+1)Taking limit,wehave=2(3*12+2)2*12+1=2(72)2=72

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Giventhatlimx3x3+27x5+243Dividingthenumeratorand denominator,byx3weget=limx3x3+(3)3x3x5+(3)5x3=limx3(x3(3)3x3)limx3(x5(3)5x3)[?limxaf(x)g(x)=limxaf(x)limxag(x)]=3(3)315(3)51[?limxaxnanxa=n.an1]=3*(3)25*(3)4=15*3=115



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alok kumar singh

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Giventhatlimx01+x31x3x2Rationalizingthe denominator,weget=limx01+x31x3x2*1+x3+1x31+x3+1x3=limx0(1+x3)(1x3)x2[1+x3+1x3]=limx01+x31+x3x2[1+x3+1x3]=limx02x3x2[1+x3+1x3]=limx02x1+x3+1x3=0

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Giventhatlimx1x72x51x3+3x2+2[00form]=limx1x7x5x51x3x22x2+2=limx1x5(x21)1(x51)x2(x1)2(x21)Dividingthenumeratorand denominatorby(x1)weget=limx1x5(x21x1)1(x51x1)x2(x1x1)2(x21x1)=limx1x5(x+1)limx1(x5(1)5x1)limx1x212limx1(x+1)=1(2)5.(1)5112(2)=2514=33=1

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alok kumar singh

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Giventhatlimx2x44x2+32x8=limx2(x22)(x2+2)x2+42x2x8=limx2(x+2)(x2)(x2+2)x(x+42)2(x+42)=limx2(x+2)(x2)(x2+2)(x+42)(x2)=limx2(x+2)(x2+2)(x+42)Taking,wehave=(2+2)(2+2)2+42=22*452=85.

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alok kumar singh

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Giventhatlimx2x243x2x+2Rationalizingthe denominatorweget=limx2(x2)(x+2)3x2x+2*3x2+x+23x2+x+2=limx2(x2)(x+2)(3x2+x+2)3x2x2=limx2(x2)(x+2)(3x2+x+2)2x4=limx2(x2)(x+2)(3x2+x+2)2(x2)=limx2(x+2)(3x2+x+2)2Taking limits ,wehave=(2+2)(62+2+2)2=4(2+2)2=8

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Giventhatlimx1x4xx1=limx1x[(x)7/21]x1Dividingthenumeratorand denominatorbyx1=limx1x[(x)7/2(1)7/2]x1(x)1/2(1)1/2x1=limx1(x)7/2(1)7/2x1(x)1/2(1)1/2x1*limx1x[?limxaf(x).g(x)=limxaf(x).limxag(x)]=72(1)7/2112(1)1/21*1=7/21/2=7.

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Giventhatlimxa(2+x)52(a+2)52(xa)=lim2+xa+2(2+x)52(a+2)52(2+x)(a+2)=52(a+2)521=52(a+2)32[?limxaxnanxa=n.an1]

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alok kumar singh

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Giventhatlimx0(1+x)61(1+x)21Dividingthenumeratorand denominatorbyx,weget=limx0(1+x)61x(1+x)21xPut1+x=yx=y1=limy10y6(1)6y1y2(1)2y1=limy1y6(1)6y1limy1y2(1)2y1[limxaf(x)g(x)=limxaf(x)limxag(x)]=6.(1)612.(1)21=62=3[limxaxnanxa=n.an1]

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