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Question Number 119867 by Study last updated on 27/Oct/20
limx→∞(1+12n)n−e(1+2n)n−e2=???
Commented by Dwaipayan Shikari last updated on 27/Oct/20
116e−32
Commented by Ar Brandon last updated on 27/Oct/20
limx→∞(1+12n)n−e(1+2n)n−e2=limx→∞(1+12n)2n⋅12−e(1+2n)n2⋅2−e2=e−ee2−e2{sincelimx→∞(1+1x)x=e}=e−e(e−e)(e+e)(e+e)=12e×2e=14e−3/2GreetingstomrRasheed.It′sbeenquitealongtime.Hopeyou′redoingwellSir!
Answered by TANMAY PANACEA last updated on 27/Oct/20
y=limn→∞(1+12n)nlny=limn→∞nln(1+12n)=limh→01hln(1+h2)=limh→0ln(1+h2)h2×2=12y=e12similarlylimn→∞(1+2n)n=plnp=limn→∞nln(1+2n)=limh→0ln(1+2h)2h×2=2p=e2y=e→y2=esop=y4limh→0y−ep−e2=limh→0y−ey4−e2limh→0y2−e(y2)2−(e)2=limh→0=y2−e(y2+e)(y2+e)(y2−e)=1(e+e)(e+e)=14×1e32
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