Noah K.

asked • 04/02/22

Apply L’Hospital’s rule

limx→0+ (xx - 1)/(lnx-x+1)

Apply L’Hospital’s rule

Mark M.

Why are you unable to apply L'Hopital's Rule?
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04/02/22

Dayv O.

if the denominator is really [ln(x)-(x+1)] then denominator approaches minus infinity. Meanwhile numerator approaches zero. L'Hopital requires zero over zero or infinity over infinity. Can you rewrite if you made a mistake.
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04/02/22

Daniel W.

In agreement with Davy O... as you wrote this equation, you cannot apply L'Hopital's rule properly and get a correct answer.
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04/04/22

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