Limits and Derivatives
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Differentiate:
Y=x^2+4x(x^3/2)
NOTE:
x^2 =(squared)
x^3/2 =(x raised to the 3/2)
Determine whether the limit exist, If so compute the limit:
Lim (square root of x) minus 4 divided by x^3+18
x-->1
NOTE:
x^3 = x cubed
Find the Limit:
Lim
x--> 0 (1 divided by x^3 minus 1) +1
NOTE:
(1/x^3-1)+ 1
please show work I am pretty confused on this :)
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