Math, asked by karanrajawat70p6177j, 1 year ago

Evaluate
Lim {x-->0} {sin(a+b)x +sin(a-b)x +sin2ax}/(cos²bx-cos²ax)?
Answer is 2a/a^2-b^2

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Answered by AshStyles
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Hey Mate ..!!

Here's Your Answer..!!

This is a question based on evaluation of limits using differentiation techniques of calculus.
L Hospital's or L Hopital or Lopital rule which is actually the same but 3different names should be applied by differentiating each term of the expression here and placing the limit value to evaluate the expression.
Differentiate till the time you don't get a determinate value and not a 0/0 value ...... I believe after differentiating 3times and then placing value of the limit 0 in the x terms of the expression you will get a final accurate answer

Solve it let's see if you get it.

Hope This Helps..!!

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karanrajawat70p6177j: I don't get it that's why i ask for solution
karanrajawat70p6177j: And i also try L hospitals rule what answer is not come
AshStyles: use L Hospital's rule 3times by doing differentiation 3times atleast.... and then put 0in place of x and evaluate the values
AshStyles: your sin and cos terms are going to get cancelled out due to positive and negative
AshStyles: what will be left are the powers of a and b as mentioned in the answer
AshStyles: but you need to differentiate it properly using chain rule taking care of each function
karanrajawat70p6177j: Can you do for me
karanrajawat70p6177j: My teacher is also not available to solve this
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