John C. answered 11/23/20
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You don't say which limit you're looking for - could be x → −∞, x → 0, x → ∞, for example. Let's look at those three:
- As x → −∞, 1 - ex approaches 1. −∞/1 is not an indeterminate form, so L'Hospital's rule does not apply.
- As x → 0, 1 - ex approaches 0, so x/(1 - ex) takes the form 0/0. Here you can use L'Hospital: dx/dx = 1, dx (1 - ex)/dx = - ex. 1/(-e0) = -1.
- As x → ∞, 1 - ex approaches −∞. Using L'Hospital's rule leads to 1/(−∞).
John C.
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Sophia C.
Sorry I forgot to add it. I made a new question with it. could you please help me on it?11/23/20