Limits and Integrals..Beautiful Combo..!!!!!!

Calculus Level pending

The value of the limit.


The answer is 3.

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2 solutions

Satyarth Singh
Nov 3, 2014

Recalling the basics of integration which is area under a curve

Considering curve given by eqn

y^(2)= x^(2) + 8 .......(1)

The integral is area under curve from x=1 to x=1+3h

Since h→0 the area of infinitesimal strip is given by

I = y×3h

At x=1 ,y =3 from eqn (1).

Therefore integral becomes

I=3×3h

For h→0 I/3h = 3×3h/3h = 3

Deepak Kumar
Nov 2, 2014

It is of the form (0/0).Apply L'Hospital rule.To differentiate numerator simply apply Leibnitz rule

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