Indeterminate forms and L'Hospital's Rule

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The discussion focuses on evaluating two limits involving indeterminate forms using L'Hospital's Rule. The first limit, Lim (cscx - cotx) as x approaches 0, requires the application of trigonometric identities and L'Hospital's Rule to resolve the indeterminate form. The second limit, lim (xe^(1/x) - x) as x approaches negative infinity, also necessitates L'Hospital's Rule to simplify the expression and find the limit accurately.

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Homework Statement



48. Lim (cscx- cotx)
x-0

52. lim (xe^1/x -x)
x-∞

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