Science talk:Math Exam Resources/Courses/MATH102/December 2014/Question A 02
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Some work is needed... | 0 | 15:22, 8 May 2015 |
The hint is probably not enough. Should really explain continuity. The other hint should be something to do with this mysterious limit you get.
The solution honestly is a mix of 3 solutions and none of them done particularly well.
L'Hopital's rule should be in solution 2.
There should be no mention of the squeeze theorem - this argument is not obvious (and if this limit is covered in class, it is covered with the squeeze theorem already) and this should not be a solution.
The first solution should be using the definition of a derivative to evaluate this limit (which of course is proved using the squeeze theorem...).
Do we feel that the continuity argument is worded well?
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