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@Angemon here is your answer:
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lol angemon completing his homework i think
sorry not in my syllabus.
i am out of this giveaway
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here it is ..Screnshot
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I dont understand what you want to solve here.
the answer is ∞. There is many other things what you can do with limits.
Or wait, didnt remember . Studied year ago.
It might also be 1 using LHopitals rule
Just put infinite in n and calculate or using LHopitals rule 1/n
//No ln(n) is 1. So 1/1 = 1. Guy before answered this.
Last edited by EdgarT; 02-27-2015 at 06:13 PM.
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The answer is supposed to be 2 @Angemon
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1 , 2 ,3 , yeah lets just say its somewhere beetween 0 - ∞Originally Posted by Co0oL
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Not really,
Edit, I just realised that this is Ln (not In)
lmao
So by adding exponential (e) to upper and lower sides, It will remove both Ln from them.
then by dividing by (n) on both sites, It will become 2/1 which means 2
So the answer is 2
Last edited by Co0oL; 02-27-2015 at 06:46 PM.
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I never see that in my life o.o
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yeah that the answer , I read all the comments and I have to say WTF guys , we've studied this shit like 8 years ago , and it's really easy . Pm me your Paypal @spradeep419. Stay tuned for next Friday.
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