But the ans that is GIVEN: 1
by da way,sir,hw did the ans(1-log y1+log y) come?
plz explain!!
Probably he intended to have a minus sign in the numerator in which case the required result would be 1&ndash log y1+ log y
But the ans that is GIVEN: 1
by da way,sir,hw did the ans(1-log y1+log y) come?
plz explain!!
KAJU CHECK IT :!!! THERE'S A SERIOUS TYPO HERE !!!!
look :
it's a 0/0 form so L'Hospital bhaiya comes in action !!
so
Lt. y xy-1 - yx log yxx( 1+ log x)
x→y
so as x→y replacing x by y :
we have
y y - yy log yyy( 1+ log y)
it can only be 1 if numerator has the "+" sign.
@Aveek
If its a plus sign in numerator, it does not qualify for the application of L'Hospital in the first place.