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Good morning dear members ,
this will be a little different from the previous giveaways , the first one who find the answer will be the winner:
http://i.imgur.com/QjT8Nfe.png
Don't give the answer just like that (it won't count), you need to write the steps using Paint or a picture.
If you're an AngeClub member you will win 4$ PayPal.
If you're a Regular member you will get 2$ PayPal
Regards,
Angemon
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you what ? :lol: (your bot won't help you this time)Quote:
Originally Posted by shadypro
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bot dont work here :cool2:Quote:
Originally Posted by shadypromeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Btw never seen this sh*t in my life :startle: so good luck all ..
Just use log rules: ln(2n) = ln(2) + ln(n). Therefore, you have
lim (n→∞) ln(n) / [ln(2) + ln(n)]
= lim (n→∞) 1 / [ln(2) / ln(n) + 1]
= 1 / (0+1)
= 1.
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No idea what is this shit , ask me 2+2 only , bb @Angemon
you need to write the steps using Paint or a picture.Quote:
Originally Posted by RyuzakiJust use log rules: ln(2n) = ln(2) + ln(n). Therefore, you have
lim (n→∞) ln(n) / [ln(2) + ln(n)]
= lim (n→∞) 1 / [ln(2) / ln(n) + 1]
= 1 / (0+1)
= 1.
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post editedQuote:
Originally Posted by Angemonyou need to write the steps using Paint or a picture.
I can't understand what you wrote there that's why I asked people to use paint so I can understand, I didn't ask for screenshot for your texts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryuzakipost edited
you're writing ln(n) / [ln(2) + ln(n)] and in my question it's [ln(2) + ln(n)] / ln(n) , totally different.
Okay just tried :slobber:Quote:
Originally Posted by AngemonI can't understand what you wrote there that's why I asked people to use paint so I can understand, I didn't ask for screenshot for your texts.
you're writing ln(n) / [ln(2) + ln(n)] and in my question it's [ln(2) + ln(n)] / ln(n) , totally different.
Good luck everybody !
@Angemon here is your answer: :troll:
http://s4.postimg.org/vf6mofkst/answer.png
lol angemon completing his homework i think :p
sorry not in my syllabus.
i am out of this giveaway
here it is ..Screnshot
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.
The answer is supposed to be 2 @Angemon
1 , 2 ,3 , yeah lets just say its somewhere beetween 0 - ∞ :cool2:Quote:
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
I never see that in my life o.o
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.Quote:
You got me laughing so hard guys, reading all your comments :haha:
You came up with a very good giveaway idea Ange, really good motivation to our members
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