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Solved Problems on LHospitals Rule

Problems Solved Problems on Differentiation/Applications of Differentiation/LHospitals Rule by M. Seppälä Determine the following limits: LHospitals Rule Assume that f(a) = g(a) = 0 or, then provided that the latter limit exists. 5 5

Solved Problems on Differentiation/Applications of Differentiation/LHospitals Rule by M. Seppälä LHospitals Rule (1) Solution Example

Solved Problems on Differentiation/Applications of Differentiation/LHospitals Rule by M. Seppälä LHospitals Rule (2) Solution Example

Solved Problems on Differentiation/Applications of Differentiation/LHospitals Rule by M. Seppälä LHospitals Rule (3) Solution Example This rewriting allowed us to use lHospitals Rule.

Solved Problems on Differentiation/Applications of Differentiation/LHospitals Rule by M. Seppälä LHospitals Rule (4) Solution Example Here we use the result of the previous example and the fact that the exponential function is continuous.result of the previous example

Solved Problems on Differentiation/Applications of Differentiation/LHospitals Rule by M. Seppälä LHospitals Rule (5) Solution Example This rewriting allows us to apply LHospitals Rule