None Q2: (a) By using " L' Hopital rules "; Find the limits of ::-(2) lim,-0 x-3(tan-1x- x)cos x(1) limx-(7/2)-(tan x)co(b) If y = 4u? – 3u +2 ; u = e* + 2e2x, find by using chain rule.dx

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Q2: (a) By using " L' Hopital rules "; Find the limits of ::- (1) lim,-(n/2)-(tan x)cosx (2) lim,--0 x-3(tan-1x – x) (b) If y = 4u? – 3u + 2 ; u = e* + 2e2x, find2 by using chain rule. dx

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Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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