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Good Sum....I Got 1 as the answer too here is my method : lim [1+x] log [1+x] - 1 / x Use Magic(Hospital Bhaiyya's Rule ;) ) , using u v product rule for numerator , (1)log [1+x] + [1+x]/[1+x] x > 0 1+x NOT EQUAL to 0 therefore 1+x gets cut what remains is log [1+x] + 1 1+x = 1 log 1 + 1 0 + 1 1 |
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