Please love limit class 12th
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Important formulae,used to solve
cos(A)-cos(B)=-2sin(A+B)/2 cos(A-B)/2
So,here in this question
cos(x+1)^1/2 -cosx^1/2=-2sin{(x+1)^1/2+x^1/2}/2 ×sin{(x+1)^1/2-x^1/2}/2
on,Rationalizing sin{(x+1)^1/2-x^1/2)
=-2{sin(x+1)^1/2 +x^1/2}1/2 ×sin{(x+1)^1/2-x^1/2}{(x+1)^1/2+x^1/2)/2({x+1)^1/2+x^1/2)}
=-2{sin(x+1)^1/2 +x^1/2}/2 ×sin(x+1-x)/{(x+1)^1/2 +x^1/2}
now put x=infinity
=-2sin(infinite)×sin(1/infinite)
=-2sin(infinite)×sin0....(1/infinite=0)
=-2sin(infinite)×0
since we know,in the value of sinx always is between -1 to 1
so,
sin(infinite)=finite no. between -1 to
=-2×finite number×0
=0
so,value of limit will be 0
{hope it helps}
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