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lim x→2 tan(x-2)(x2+(k-2)x-2k) = 5

x2-4x+4

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Answered by nalinsingh
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Answered by lublana
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k=3

Step-by-step explanation:

\lim_{x\rightarow 2}\frac{(tan(x-2))\cdot (x^2+(k-2)x-2k}{x^2-4x+4}=5

When we put the value of x=2 then

\frac{0}{0} form

Apply L'hospital rule

\lim_{x\rightarrow}\frac{sec^2(x-2)(x^2+(k-2)x-2k)+(2x+k-2)tan(x-2)}{2x-4}

Again it form \frac{0}{0}

Again L'hospital rule

\lim_{x\rightarrow 2}\frac{2sec(x-2)tan(x-2)(x^2+(k-2)x-2k)+sec^2(x-2)(2x+k-2)+2tan(x-2)+(2x+k-2)sec^2(x-2)}{2}

\frac{4+k-2+(4+k-2)}{2}=5

\frac{8-4+2k}{2}=5

4+2k=10

2k=10-4=6

k=\frac{6}{2}=3

k=3

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