L'Hospital's Rule

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[tivivibi]

Thank you! Why not divide numerator and denominator by the highest power of x? That would give the same result.

[shreyasnaik]

Thank you very much. Short and sweet video

[kristywilday]

Limits are fun. Do you still make videos regularly? I joined as a member, but only want to see instructional videos for Calculus 1 or 2.

[hippihair]

Thanks for the videos, Brian! I'm retaking 140 again over the summer so I've been trying to keep up with all the concepts before hand. Do you still keep up with psu webmail?

[mujtbaaamir]

yoooo thats insane
thank you dude
your awsome

[adamhilai]

You can take Easily highest power of x in numerator, and highest power of x

[nouragharzeddine]

Really thank u i resolve it with just with a little mistake 😂 i have terminal exams plz pray for me

[nouragharzeddine]

I just have one question can i always use hospital's rule in all the indeterminate form ????

[samisiddiqi]

Can I use the LHR to test for divergence?

[letseat]

Could you please do videos on curve sketching