limt x tends to 1/2+ 1/x(1/x)
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DEAR STUDENT,
Kindly refer to the attached paper to reach the final conclusion or the required answer by simple plugging variable substitution into origin limit equations that is,
If something else is seemingly needed, kindly comment below for further information.
Hope this helps you and solves your doubts for plugging in the values of original variables!!!!
Kindly refer to the attached paper to reach the final conclusion or the required answer by simple plugging variable substitution into origin limit equations that is,
If something else is seemingly needed, kindly comment below for further information.
Hope this helps you and solves your doubts for plugging in the values of original variables!!!!
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vishalthakur1127:
in my book the answer of this question is 2
It's incorrect the book value is not correctly given
Final answer is four by simple fractional shifting : 1/a/b = b/a = 2/1 = 2 , likewise the same goes for second one so we get. : 2/1 × 2/1. = 2 × 2. = 4
The answer in book is incorrect don't refer it
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