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(1) Lim \frac{n}{10^{n+1}}=
n-->âˆž

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Asish Mahapatra ·2010-02-04 21:20:23

0 (use LH)

or am i missing something here

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man111 singh ·2010-02-04 21:40:55

yes ans=0,
can you explain me.....
bcz when n-->âˆž
it is in \propto /\propto
(i have a confusion )...

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Asish Mahapatra ·2010-02-04 21:42:25

it is âˆž/âˆž

So use LH
we get lim(nâ†’âˆž) 110ⁿ⁺¹ln10

which is 0/âˆž = 0

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man111 singh ·2010-02-04 21:50:03

what is (LH)
mujhai samaz mai nahi aa raha hai....
(so can u plz explain 1 more time)....

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Asish Mahapatra ·2010-02-04 21:52:30

L-Hospital rule

If u have a limit of the form 0/0 or Â±âˆž/Â±âˆž

then to evaluate the limit you differentiate the num wrt the variable and the denominator wrt the variable and then evaluate the limit...

for an example see what i have done abv

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man111 singh ·2010-02-04 21:56:33

Thanks Asish...

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