x -> 0
What is the indeterminate form of
lim n-> infinity (1 + 7/n + x/n)^n
If I let u = (7+x)/n, the problem becomes
lim n-> infinity (1+u)^((7+x)/u)
And the answer is e^7, but I don't understand the process of obtaining the answer.
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x -> 0
What is the indeterminate form of
lim n-> infinity (1 + 7/n + x/n)^n
If I let u = (7+x)/n, the problem becomes
lim n-> infinity (1+u)^((7+x)/u)
And the answer is e^7, but I don't understand the process of obtaining the answer.
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How can I show the work on my homework assignment for that particular step? I know you say it's a standard limit, but I can't find any information about it online... Or is it just a matter of saying it's a standard limit?
Here's a site
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_(mathematical_constant)
As for your problem, from
setnoting that
gives
so
so
.
That's perfect. I now understand the problem completely, thanks!