question about limits! (actual question is in the comments)
if we plug in h = 0 e get 0/0 so we can apply l'hopitals rule
what is his rule?
the limit of the function is equal to limit of its derivative
So is the limit 0?
differentiate top and bottom
how? Im really lost
= 7(1 + h)^6
or you can just know that to approach a limit plug in something really close to it like 0.0001 then even closer like 0.0000001 then relieze for a question like this if it is positive or negative infinity
what is the limit of this function?
as h approaches o
@cwrw238 I think the topic of limits is taught before derivatives so you might be confusing her if she hasn't learned them
isnt it infinity?
yea maybe - in my case derivatives were taught first
So is the limit infinity then?
no if we plug in x = 0 into 7(1 + x)^6 it becomes 7
limit is 7
no wait... I mess up in my explanation. not infinity, sorry but plug in stuff like 0.00001 and 0.00000001
oh okay thank you!
yes it can be done using the binomial theorem as jiggly suggested
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