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Friend , Please elaborate your answer . What do you mean by the convergence of limit ?.

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Ques. Does the series expansion in limits chapter is only applied when the variable ( x ) tends to zero or is small? can we use it in general?

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In accordance to the second Ques.


Friend , I am not satisfied with your answer . What you are saying that the given function is an oscillating one but i reall disagree that when {x}=0 then the given function would be zero . Actually it is assuming 0/0 indeterminate form.

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Ques.   {(x/x+1)a + sin(1/x)}x


Solution given: e1-a


My solution : e





Ques . {x} denotes the fractional part of x. then   ({x}/tan{x})


solution given : not in the option (none of these )


my solution :1





Ques. if f(x)=1/3{f(x+1)+[5/f(x+2)]} and f(x)>0 for all  x belongs to R ,  then f(x)


Solution given : (5/2)1/2


 


Specially do the third Question ,

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Thanks , Allam, you have solved my problem .

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Even i am expecting the same answer but the book says something else . I know the book answer can be wrong but its probability is quite low . There should be some other logic , some other way to do this question .

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I am sorry my friend , but the answer is (1-x)/x


 


you can find this question in Objective Approach -Mathematics by Arihant Publication , Work Book Exercise 7.2

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        Ques.  if  xe^y+e^y.......infinity 


               then find dy/dx


 


Note: e^y+e^y....  means ey+e^y......infinity

 
 
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