Question #b0faf

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Feb 16, 2018

# e/50#.

Explanation:

We know that, #(1) : lim_(h to 0)(e^h-1)/h=lne=1, and #

#(2) : lim_(x to a)(x^n-a^n)/(x-a)=na^(n-1)#.

#"The Reqd. Lim.="lim_(x to 1)(e^x-e)/(x^50-1)#,

#=lim_(x to 1)(e(e^(x-1)-1))/(x-1)-:lim_(x to 1)(x^50-1)/(x-1)#,

#=l_1-:l_2.................(ast)," say, where, "#

#l_1=lim_(x to 1)(e(e^(x-1)-1))/(x-1)#.

Subst. #x-1=h," so that, as "x to 1, h to 0#.

#:. l_1=lim_(h to 0){e(e^h-1)}/h=e*1.............[because, (1)]#.

#rArr l_1=e.............................(ast^1)#.

Next, #l_2=lim_(x to 1)(x^50-1)/(x-1)#,

#=lim_(x to 1)(x^50-1^50)/(x-1)#,

#=50*1^(50-1)#.

#rArr l_2=50............................(ast^2)#.

#"Utilising "(ast^1) and (ast^2)" in "(ast)," we have, "#

#"The Reqd. Lim.="e/50#.

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