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lim x tends to infinity (√(X+√x)-√x) Limit X tends to zero (1+X+x^2)-e^x/x^2

  1. lim x tends to infinity (√(X+√x)-√x)
  2. Limit X tends to zero (1+X+x^2)-e^x/x^2

Grade:12th pass

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Arun
25750 Points
5 years ago
Dear student
 
in first question
 
only sqrt (x) is remained 
hence value of limiit approached to infinity

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