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CeilingFan
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Homework Statement
Okay, so the problem is to find lim (x→∞) (e^x + x) ^ (1/x)
I was given the solution in the assignment in which the first step was to take the natural log of the function, then exponentiate it.
i.e.
lim (x→∞) [exp ln( (e^x + x) ^ (1/x))]
which I understand.
However the next step, the solution equated this with:
exp [ lim (x→∞) ln( (e^x + x) ^ (1/x))]
which I became confused with. Are the two equal? Am I missing out on something?
This assignment we're doing l'Hospital's Rule, if that's of any help...
I probably won't be able to understand too abstract math, currently doing my first year in university...
Thanks.