Crazy Calculus 2

Calculus Level 3

If a = lim x 0 + x m ( ln x ) n \displaystyle a= \lim _{x \to 0^+} \ x^ m(\ln x)^n , where m m and n n are natural numbers , then which of the following is true?

a a is independent of m m and n n a a is dependent on m m and independent of n n a a is independent of m m and dependent on n n a a is dependent of m m and n n

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1 solution

Avinash Bhawnani
Jul 15, 2016

Lim(×-->0) xlog(x) =0 ##base of log should be greater than 1. So as the question suggest that m & n are natural nos. therefore it doesn't affect the ans. as 0^a is also 0 where a€N.

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