2) For lim (5x)4*, do not evaluate! x→0+ a) Which indeterminant form is the expression? b) Set up the limit in order that L’Hopital’s Rule can be applied, state the new indeterminant form.

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2) For lim??→0+(5??)4??, do not evaluate!a) Which indeterminant form is the expression?b) Set up the limit in order that L’Hopital’s Rule can be applied, state the new indeterminant form.

2) For lim (5x)4*, do not evaluate!
x→0+
a) Which indeterminant form is the expression?
b) Set up the limit in order that L’Hopital’s Rule can be applied, state the new indeterminant form.
Transcribed Image Text:2) For lim (5x)4*, do not evaluate! x→0+ a) Which indeterminant form is the expression? b) Set up the limit in order that L’Hopital’s Rule can be applied, state the new indeterminant form.
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a)

The given limit expression

 =limx0+5x4x=00 form

Step 2

b)

The above limit can be written in exponential form as

elimx0ln5x4x=elimx04xln5x=e4limx0ln5x1x

So the limit ln5x1x= form

 

 

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