Math, asked by rasakamath1, 12 days ago

limxtends to 1 sin^-1lnx​

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Answered by Chexryy
183

f x = lim \frac{ \sin(e {}^{x - 2}  - 1) }{ log(x - 1) }

This is  \frac{0}{0} form so by using L Hospital rule , differentiating the numerator and denominator

⇒f (x) = lim \frac{ \cos(e {}^{x-2} - 1)(e {}{ x - 2} )}{ (\frac{1}{x - 1}) }

⇒f (x)  =  \cos(e {}^{2 - 2}- 1)(e {}^{2 - 2})(2 - 1)

⇒f (x)  = 1

Answered by ItzMagicalMormid
116

FX = sin(ex-²-1)

log (x-1)

This is 0/0 from so by using( L) hospital rule. )

differentiating the numerator and denominator.)

=> f X =lim. cos(ex-²-1) (ex-2)

1/x-2

=} f X = cost. (e-²-² -1 ) (-²) (2-1)

=} f X = 1

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