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Jun 28th, 2001, 12:46 PM
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Answer
Its pretty simple:
X - (X²)/(X+h) acctually means:
(X²+hX-X²) / (X+h) which means:
hX / (X+h)
Now:
Lim (hX / (X+h)) when X-->infinite gives h/1 which is h.
Because the exponents of the X is equal in both the numerator and denominator.
Then you just have to calculate now how much is the coefficient of the X in the numerator devided by the coefficient of the X in the denominator.
This gives you h/1 which is h.
Hope this helps.
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