Re: about limit with log plz
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Originally Posted by
afafazaid
I'm a mathematics teacher but unfortunately, I forgot those rules to solve them since
That scares me to death.
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Originally Posted by
afafazaid
1) lim (n^2)/(n*log(n^3))
2) lim n*log(n^3)/n*log(n)
3) lim n*log(n^3)/n
all of them when the limit goes to infinity
}=\frac{n}{3\log(n)})
}{n\log(n)}=3)
}{n}=3\log(n))
Re: about limit with log plz
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Re: about limit with log plz
It is really sad that a teacher, of any subject, cannot do simple mathematics or write a grammatically correct sentence.
Re: about limit with log plz
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Originally Posted by
HallsofIvy
It is really sad that a teacher, of any subject, cannot do simple mathematics or write a grammatically correct sentence.
1. Most people do not write grammatically on the internet, especially when writing very quickly. If the OP is a teacher, then his/her time is probably very limited.
2. It's a sad fact, but unfortunately there is a massive shortage of mathematics teachers, so a significant proportion (in Australia it's about 30%, and it's probably similar in other countries) of teachers who are teaching mathematics classes without being trained in mathematics. I'm sure the OP is trying his/her best, and at least he/she is asking for help. Cut him/her some slack.