a → b lim a − b a a − b b = ?
Take b > 0 .
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(Upvoted) Nice method! Inspiriting!
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Note : Here , b is a constant and its derivative with respect to a will be 0.
Simple standard approach.
Did the same way, but wasn't sure it was the way to go. I am not always sure with limits.
a → b lim a − b a 2 3 − b 2 3
a → b lim a − b ( a − b ) ( a + ( a b ) + b )
a → b lim ( a + a b + b )
⇒ b + b × b + b = 3 b
a → b lim a + b a a − b b = = a → b lim a + b a a − b b × a − b a − b = a → b lim a − b a 2 + a a b − b a b − b 2 = a → b lim a − b a 2 − b 2 + a b ( a − b ) = a → b lim a − b ( a − b ) ( a + b ) + a b ( a − b ) = a → b lim a − b ( a − b ) ( a + b + a b ) = a → b lim ( a + b + a b ) = b + b + b × b = 3 b
Remove square root and convert it into a^(3/2)-b(3^2)....from there we can see that the above expression is taking the form of formula for a cube- b cube expand it... Put the value and get the ans
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y = a → b lim ( a − b a a − b b )
Let x = a , z = b
The above limit can then be written as:
y = x → z lim x − z x 3 − z 3
Using the formula of limits: x → a lim x − a x n − a n = n a n − 1
We get, y = 3 z 2 = 3 b