82 Expansion and L Hospital Rule Limits (Example) | IIT JEE Mains/Advanced | Mohit Tyagi Mathematics

82 Expansion and L Hospital Rule Limits (Example) | IIT JEE Mains/Advanced | Mohit Tyagi Mathematics

Illustrations based on L.H rule

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[aayushtripathi]

Nearly 10% of the people who watched the first video made it here . Have this🏅

[discoverworld]

You are the reason for feeling confidebt in mathematics.

[KUNAL-grop]

9 years before this level of man is so far of this education system

[afzal]

It is really a great achievement to make questions by yourself

[TechRS]

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[discoverworld]

Thank you sir giving me such type of explaination.🩷🩷🩷

[vmstejas]

Sir, are you thinking the total solution of the particular question while you are writing the question..

[TheAditya-ztpb]

The way he manipulates the question is just amazing

[_callmegupta]

in last question -infinity is correct can check by calculator

[jogeswar]

8:24 in this question while checking the indeterminate form,
Sir the first term in the numerator i.e. X^x you have directly considered it as 1 although it is not in the product form with the whole expression...I can't understand.. please help
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[stevejustin]

Where can I find all differentiation formulae

[redgeronimo]

At 11:06, sir seems to be evaluating standard results despite it not being in product form with the rest of the expression. If you simplify the obtained expression and evaluate it systematically, I believe it comes out to be +ve infinity; which also conforms with what the graph of the expression says.

[bruhbruh]

I had a doubt in the last question
Shouldn't the answer tend to plus infinity and not minus infinity?
Because for 0+, 1/(1+x) is less than one, so 1/(1+x) - 1 should be negative right? And minus infinity by a negative number should give plus infinity right?

[doreamonrobot]

Sir in last question there should + infinity/ zero. Form
By the way answer same aaya

[amaankhan]

Sir in the last Question Shouldn't the Value Tend to POSITIVE INFINITY as The term in the denominator 1/1+x tends to "1" From Left-Hand side so the denominator should tend to "0" also from the left-hand side thus the -ve sign in the denominator cancels the -ve sign in the numerator. It Doesn't matter anyway coz the answer is still DNE ... Just Pointing out !! and one more Question Sir....What Prompted you to do this Social Service ?? :-)

[shikharsrivastava]

Sir one doubt
At 9:04 aren't we individually applying limit to x^x even though it is not present in multiplication to the whole limit

[beingconsistent_]

9:40 ln(x) ka differentiation 1/x hota hai to chain rule se 1+x ka differentiation aur hona chahiye na 🤔 can someone help

[prashantsinghbhadouria]

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LIMIT WILL TEND TO +INFINITY (NOT -IVE INFINITY)