Help limits topic please

[Haseo0]

I'm trying to figure it out how to solve this problems. I tried using l'hopital on both but i can't get to solve it.

 

[yoscar04]

Hi. Try for the first limit, to write it in the form of e^log(something). This change will transform your limit of the form 1^infinite to the indeterminate form 0/0. Then apply L'Hopital's rule. You should get e^2.

 

[yoscar04]

Hi. Try for the first limit, to write it in the form of e^log(something). This change will transform your limit of the form 1^infinite to the indeterminate form 0/0. Then apply L'Hopital's rule. You should get e^2.

A similar trick should work also for the second limit.

 

[yoscar04]

Forgot to mention the second limit should be e^(7/2).

 

[Steven G]

I'm trying to figure it out how to solve this problems. I tried using l'hopital on both but i can't get to solve it.

Hi,
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[Steven G]

Hi. Try for the first limit, to write it in the form of e^log(something). This change will transform your limit of the form 1^infinite to the indeterminate form 0/0. Then apply L'Hopital's rule. You should get e^2.

Please don't give the answers to students, especially when they show no effort at all.

 

[yoscar04]

ok. Got your point.