FQB 39

Find the limit to:

here a,b and c are non zero constants!!!!!

29 Answers

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skygirl ·

ruko 2 mins...

thik se.. copy me banate hai.. :(

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Aakash Sharawat ·

another technique to finish off this question is taking a/r as t and revising the limits followed by using the formula for double angle!!!!!!!!

cheers!!!!!!!!

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skygirl ·

it is -a^2 + b^2 + c^2 / 2bc.

did u get how to do?

if not then only i wud post ...

1) do l'hospital...

2) then divide all sin(..) by the respective angles...

1
skygirl ·

:O main bracket bhool gayi thi!!

this is the fifth asn of mine .. in this thread :O

i should get a black post [11]

1
skygirl ·

:O

so close but yet so far!!

did some calci i think... [as usual]

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Aakash Sharawat ·

noooooooooo..........
the answer is still pending!!!!!!!!!!
@ nishant: mentor the answer is
(b2+c2-a2)/2bc

1
skygirl ·

:O yeh kaise mila??

mereko toh last time woh mila tha.. post #22...

woh bhi wrong hai!!! [2]

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Lokesh Verma ·

\frac{b^{2}+c^2-a^2-b^2c^2}{4bc} ??

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betrayed.... always ·

Aki, by dimensionless did u mean that degree of coefficients in numerator and denominator be same even though they are constants ?

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skygirl ·

yes i hope it will be correct this time :

-a2-b2-c2 / 2bc

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skygirl ·

wat y told abt dimensionless///

i din get you...

ok gving one last check

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Aakash Sharawat ·

try karo! do not waste much time!!!!!!
i have got to go for studies!!!!!!!!
catch you later!!!!!!!!!

have a nice day!!!!!!!!
bye!

6
Aakash Sharawat ·

check it out once more!!!!!!
i hope you will get it!

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Aakash Sharawat ·

no!!!!!
but haan you are on your way!!!!!!!
the answer is having squared of a, b and c in the numerator and is dimensionless!!!!!!!!

1
skygirl ·

haan mila : -a2 - b2 - c2 / b+c

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skygirl ·

is it infinity?

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Aakash Sharawat ·

but there will be terms according to me such that -a/r2 which will come on applying l'hospital by the differentiation of the included angles!!!!!!!!

1
skygirl ·

hehe :D

no in my pc only...

6
Aakash Sharawat ·

Are you running net on ur cell? or lappy?

6
Aakash Sharawat ·

i hope that you have not differentiated b/r and such terms to give -b/r2
and so on!!!!!!!!!

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skygirl ·

arey sorry sorry main ni dekhi woh 'a' ko 'b' dekhi

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skygirl ·

how is it not ?

apply l'hospital..

then we get

L = (sina/r - sin(b+c/r))/ sin(b+c/r)

now divide and multiply with angles...

so finally:

L = a/r - (b+c/r) / (b+c)/r = a-b-c/b+c .

[edited]

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Aakash Sharawat ·

the answer has to include all the three constants!!!!!!

6
Aakash Sharawat ·

no!!!! it is not!!!!!

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skygirl ·

hey ans is : -c/(b+c)

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Aakash Sharawat ·

i am hanged up since 2 days!!!!!!
even here L'Hospital is applicable but ek baar lagane ke baad mann hi nahi karta kaafi lamba ho jaata hai!!!!!

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skygirl ·

waise achha q hai :)

1
skygirl ·

pata tha... woh hota toh tum yeh nahi dete :P

6
Aakash Sharawat ·

no its not infinity

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