You already have loads of step-by-step solutions in your book, in your class notes, in the examples on the various web sites you've researched, etc, etc. One more fully-worked example (which we don't provide here anyway) is unlikely to fix whatever is the problem. So instead, let's try working in accordance to the policy you saw in the "Read Before Posting" thread that you read before posting.I need step by step solution of finding the limit when x goes to +inf.
Nest parentheses, etc, can sometimes be hard to decipher. Below is what I think you mean by the above:((x+1)^0.5+(x+2)^0.5-(4*x+12)^0.5)/((x)^0.5+(x+2)^0.5-(4*x+12)^0.5)
Okay. Well, now I know that I got your meaning correct. (I'd replied to one of the posts without the image.) I also provided you with a link to the forum's policy; namely, the "Read Before Posting" thread.I am sorry that I posted 3 times, I am new in here :smile:
Okay. Well, now I know that I got your meaning correct. (I'd replied to one of the posts without the image.) I also provided you with a link to the forum's policy; namely, the "Read Before Posting" thread.
Kindly please review that thread, and then reply with your thoughts and efforts so far. Thank you!![]()
Okay. Well, now I know that I got your meaning correct. (I'd replied to one of the posts without the image.) I also provided you with a link to the forum's policy; namely, the "Read Before Posting" thread.
Kindly please review that thread, and then reply with your thoughts and efforts so far. Thank you!![]()
How did you arrive at this? What were your steps?This is what I got after dividing the top and the bottom by square root of x.
It is ugly.
. . . . .\(\displaystyle \dfrac{ \dfrac{1}{\sqrt{\strut \dfrac{x}{x\, +\, 1}\,}}\, +\, \dfrac{1}{\sqrt{\strut \dfrac{x}{x\, +\, 2}\,}}\, -\, \dfrac{2}{\sqrt{\strut \dfrac{x}{x\, +\, 3}\,}} }{1\, +\, \dfrac{1}{\sqrt{\strut \dfrac{x}{x\, +\, 2}\,}}\, -\, \dfrac{2}{\sqrt{\strut \dfrac{x}{x\, +\, 3}\,}} }\)
Why do you write it that way? Why not as
How did you arrive at this? What were your steps?
For instance, I would have started like this:
. . . . .\(\displaystyle \mbox{a. }\, \dfrac{\sqrt{\strut x\, +\, 1\,}\, +\, \sqrt{\strut x\, +\, 2\,}\, -\, \sqrt{\strut 4x\, +\, 12}}{\sqrt{\strut x\,}\, +\, \sqrt{\strut x\, +\, 2\,}\, -\, \sqrt{\strut 4x\, +\, 12\,}}\)
. . . . .\(\displaystyle \mbox{b. }\, \dfrac{\left(\sqrt{\strut x\, +\, 1\,}\, +\, \sqrt{\strut x\, +\, 2\,}\, -\, \sqrt{\strut 4x\, +\, 12}\right)\, \cdot\, \left(\dfrac{1}{\sqrt{\strut x\,}}\right) }{ \left(\sqrt{\strut x\,}\, +\, \sqrt{\strut x\, +\, 2\,}\, -\, \sqrt{\strut 4x\, +\, 12\,}\right)\, \cdot\, \left(\dfrac{1}{\sqrt{\strut x\,}}\right)}\)
. . . . .\(\displaystyle \mbox{c. }\, \dfrac{ \dfrac{\sqrt{\strut x\, +\, 1\,}}{\sqrt{\strut x\,}}\, +\, \dfrac{\sqrt{\strut x\, +\, 2\,}}{\sqrt{\strut x\,}}\, -\, \dfrac{\sqrt{\strut 4x\, +\, 12}}{\sqrt{\strut x\,}} }{ \dfrac{\sqrt{\strut x\,}}{\sqrt{\strut x\,}}\, +\, \dfrac{\sqrt{\strut x\, +\, 2\,}}{\sqrt{\strut x\,}}\, -\, \dfrac{\sqrt{\strut 4x\, +\, 12\,}}{\sqrt{\strut x\,}} }\)
. . . . .\(\displaystyle \mbox{d. }\, \dfrac{ \sqrt{\strut \dfrac{x\, +\, 1}{x}\,}\, +\, \sqrt{\strut \dfrac{x\, +\, 2}{x}\,}\, -\, \sqrt{\strut \dfrac{4x\, +\, 12}{x}\, } }{ \sqrt{\strut \dfrac{x}{x}\,}\, +\, \sqrt{\strut \dfrac{x\, +\, 2}{x}\,}\, -\, \sqrt{\strut \dfrac{4x\, +\, 12}{x}\, } }\)
. . . . .\(\displaystyle \mbox{e. }\, \dfrac{ \sqrt{\strut 1\, +\, \dfrac{1}{x}\,}\, +\, \sqrt{\strut 1\, +\, \dfrac{2}{x}\,}\, -\, \sqrt{\strut 4\, +\, \dfrac{12}{x}\,} }{ \sqrt{\strut 1\,}\, +\, \sqrt{\strut 1\, +\, \dfrac{2}{x}\,}\, -\, \sqrt{\strut 4\, +\, \dfrac{12}{x}\,} }\)
(The steps are named, for ease of reference.)
What did you do? Please be complete. Thank you!![]()
Why do you write it that way? Why not as
\(\displaystyle \frac{\sqrt{1 +\, \frac{1}{x}}\, + \sqrt{1 +\, \frac{2}{x}}\, -\, 2\, \sqrt{1\, +\, \frac{3}{x}}}{1\, +\, \sqrt{1 +\, \frac{2}{x}}\, -\, 2\, \sqrt{1 +\, \frac{3}{x}}}\)
You took the nearly-completed solution you were provided, you took the limit, you got a value, and... then what? Where are you stuck? Please be specific. Thank you!Thanks everybody, I appreciate your time and effort to help me out.
Although I still not able to solve the problem.
You took the nearly-completed solution you were provided, you took the limit, you got a value, and... then what? Where are you stuck? Please be specific. Thank you!![]()
I should thank you and other kind people here, I finally solved it.
My knowledge of math in calculus is very weak and I am trying to improve it.
Again I thank you all folk, you all did a grate job.