Question

Use L'Hopital's Rule
lim (x / x - 1 - 1 / ln x)
x-> 0

Answer 1

\[\lim \frac{ x }{ x-1 }-\frac{ 1 }{ lnx }\] is it yours?

Answer 2

ya

Answer 3

x-> 0

Answer 4

why do we have to use l'hopital rule?

Answer 5

the teacher makes me use it

Answer 6

you don't have the form which allows you use that rule, to use that rule, you must have the form 0/0, infinitive/infinitive...and so on. but yours is not. in the first part, when you replace x =0 you have 0/-1 =0

Answer 7

ok

Answer 8

Sorry friend, you may wait for another help. I am helpless here, let me ask other for you
@terenzreignz ?

Answer 9

oh ok ths

Answer 10

@skullpatrol

Answer 11

Terenze: help the asker, please. I am hang on

Answer 12

It doesn't look like L'Hopital applies...

Answer 13

limit goes to zero, as @Hoa said...
unless your question wasn't written properly. could you post a picture instead?
Or draw it using the draw option @Nageer

Answer 14

ok

Answer 15

wait