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find me that limit please: limit x*ln^3(x) as x->0+ show the used method if possible!
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is that (ln x)^3 ??
use L'hospital rule!! put x = 1/(1/x)
but still wont get rid of the power!!
try 3 times
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what about using nth root since we have 3 as a power!
since it is a limit ... i think it should work out fine ... better elegant than the method i suggested \[ \left ( \lim_{x->0}\frac{\ln x}{(1/x)^{1/n}}\right )^n\]
Oh ... sorry ... that n is 3
yep i know thank's :D
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