Solving for the Limit of (1/sqrt(1+s)-1)/(s)

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Homework Statement


(1/sqr root(1+s)-1)/(s)



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I first subtracted the numerator and got 1 on top
1/sqr root (1+5)
 
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As far as I can tell, this is not a limit problem. You have not specified what limit you are trying to find. Perhaps you could try again and include such relevant information.
 
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