Mathematics
Prove that:
Lim {ae^x+ be^(-x)}/{ce^x + de^(-x)}=a/c,when x tends to infinity
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lim ae^x+be^-x
x tends to ∞ ce^x+de^-x
taking common e^x from nominator as well denominator
lim e^x(a+be^-2x)
x tends to∞ e^x(c+de^-2x)
Apply limit
a+be^-∞ ⇒a/c ( e^∞=0 )
c+de^-∞
x tends to ∞ ce^x+de^-x
taking common e^x from nominator as well denominator
lim e^x(a+be^-2x)
x tends to∞ e^x(c+de^-2x)
Apply limit
a+be^-∞ ⇒a/c ( e^∞=0 )
c+de^-∞
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