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Monday, 4 August 2008
Perfect in limits...hmmmm?
I think you have attained mastery in limits. So try out the following two problems..Similar but quite different......and please don't hesitate to comment...
So here they are:
1.
2. I think its obvious that the answer is not obvious!
I think the answer to both the limits should be 1, but, then if the answer was so obvious, why would you be asking this question?
ReplyDeleteThats why I had written
ReplyDelete"I think its obvious that the answer is not obvious! "
hey just give me 2 more days. dnt give the answer before that. i seem to have developed a liking to the question.
ReplyDeletewell, if the ans is not one, i dont think I can answer it! All that I can try is: limit doesnt exist
ReplyDeleteWell, I have got the correct answers but not the correct permutation.
ReplyDeleteThe question doesn't involve any high order maths but just one piece of thinking which differentiates b/w the 2 questions
Shashwat, your answer is completely incomplete without a reason. You just can't say that the limit does not exist. Any argument in your favour?
ReplyDelete1st ans 1;
ReplyDelete2nd doesnt exist
tell me if i am correct
you're correct. But i would like to know the reasoning.
ReplyDelete