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OpenStudy (irishboy123):

limits

OpenStudy (irishboy123):

\(\lim\limits_{v \to \infty} f(v) = v^2 - 2v(1+ \sinh v)\cosh v + 1 + 2 \sinh v\) best i can muster is the obvious expansion .... \(= \lim\limits_{v \to \infty} v^2 - 2v(1+ \dfrac{e^v - e^{-v}}{2})(\dfrac{e^v + e^{-v}}{2}) + 1 + (e^v - e^{-v}) \) a deletion... \(= \lim\limits_{v \to \infty} v^2 - 2v(1+ \dfrac{e^v}{2})(\dfrac{e^v}{2}) + 1 + e^v \) ...and the observation that the dominant term is \(- v e^{2v}\) and so the limit is \(-\infty\). works for me, but not very mathsy. is there a better/proper way to do this?

ganeshie8 (ganeshie8):

OpenStudy (irishboy123):

thanks. that looks way too good, i'm sticking with my hand waving :-)

ganeshie8 (ganeshie8):

i would stick to hand waving too, wolfram is being too critical haha

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