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Lim t->0 (1-(1+t)^2)/t(1+t)^2
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can you explain how?
You can't just take the limit for 0/0. Therefore we need to use a different way (L' Hopital). Expand and simplify it: \[\frac{ -t ^{2}-2t }{ t ^{3}+2t ^{2}+t }\] Take the derivatives of the polynomials: \[\frac{ -2t-2 }{ 3t ^{2}+4t+1 }\] Factor and take the limit.
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