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Use series to evaluate the limit. \[\lim_{x \rightarrow 0} \frac{ x - \ln (1+x) }{ x^2 }\] ln (1+x) = (-1)^n-1 x^n/n i tried using that and then dividing each term by x^2 ended up with 1/x-> 1/(1+(x-1)) --> (x-1)^n and (-1)^n-1 x^n-2/n but plugging in 0 doesn't get me anywhere here..
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