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prove that lim x->1 [m/(1-x^m)]-[n/(1-x^n]=(m-n)/2
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I guess the best way L'Hopital's Rule after you manipulate the function a little bit
I know this problem solve with L'Hopital's Rule, but i want a proof.
you could put in this form [m(1 - x^n) - n(1 - x^m)] / [(1-x^m)(1-x^n)]
and then take the derivative one time and then take it again and then evaluate and you will get the answer
thank you, but I want solve this problem without L'Hopital's Rule.
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well then I suggest that you expand the expressions which would be a pain
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