Thread: [SOLVED] Derivatives

In Doing One Of The Problems, Using L'hopital's Rule,
I Get:


But The Simplified form comes to be:


I don't see what I'm doing wrong in not getting that answer...

Originally Posted by >_<SHY_GUY>_<

In Doing One Of The Problems, Using L'hopital's Rule,
I Get:


But The Simplified form comes to be:


I don't see what I'm doing wrong in not getting that answer...

Nothing: both expressions are different. If you write down the original problem perhaps the mistake is before derivating...

Tonio

Originally Posted by tonio

Nothing: both expressions are different. If you write down the original problem perhaps the mistake is before derivating...

Tonio

The original problem is is in the attachment, and i stopped where i didn't know what to do next.

Thanks :]

Originally Posted by >_<SHY_GUY>_<

The original problem is is in the attachment, and i stopped where i didn't know what to do next.

Thanks :]

Great, but then ...what's the problem? It's the limit of a constant ( ) times a expression that converges to 1.

Tonio

Originally Posted by tonio

Great, but then ...what's the problem? It's the limit of a constant ( ) times a expression that converges to 1.

Tonio

I Should have seen that...
I struggle alot in calculus, and if it isn't the calculus I struggle with, its the algebra.
Thanks Tonio

Originally Posted by >_<SHY_GUY>_<

I Should have seen that...
I struggle alot in calculus, and if it isn't the calculus I struggle with, its the algebra.
Thanks Tonio

Yes...we all did struggle, but as long as it is more beautiful and mind-blowing than hard one continues gladly on the way.

Tonio