Properties of Limit (Part-2) - Limits and Derivatives | Class 11 Maths

Class: Maths Class 11
Chapter: Limits and Derivatives
Topic Name: Properties of Limit (Part-2) (8.14)

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[twosomestars]

Sir, under the property f(x)<g(x) for every x I get why lim(x->a) f(x)<lim(x->a)g(x) but equal to? I mean for every x f(x) is lesser than g(x) so how could it be possible that limit of f(x) at some point a in x axis which basically mean function of a point near a in x axis can be equal to limit of function of g(x) which basically mean function g(point near a) on x axis since for every x it's already said g(x) is greater than f(x). I can't imagine what rare conditions are there for them to be equal🙏. I love your lectures sir, you're the best math sir to me as always.

[islamicguidance]

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[ruhiaarya]

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[bhumika]

I didn't understand why sir putting x value as 0 x value is temds to zero na....

[seemaarya]

What's the difference between property 6 n 7

[SK_GAMERZ]

Agr indeterminate h to kaise krege plss bta dejye

[priyaydv]

Sir 6 & 7 properties me different Kya h dono to same dekh rhe h