Jeff K. answered 05/20/20
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Hi there. Let's do this one!
lim ln(√n) ⁄ ln(2n) is of the indeterminate form ∞/∞ when n -> ∞, so we can use L'Hopital's Rule
n→∞
= lim 1/2 ln(n) / (ln2 + ln(n)) first simplifying, using the rules of logs.
n→∞
= 1/2 lim (1/n) / (1/n) differentiating top and bottom as per L'Hopital
n→∞
= 1/2 lim (1)
n→∞
= 1/2
Done!