karush
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$\displaystyle \lim_{{x}\to{0}}x^x$
Well this has been posted before, and there seems to be several ways to do it. Assume also, if one is familiar with some of theories it can be solved just by observation. The answer is $1$ but I would of guessed "does not exist"
However since $0^0$ is indeterminate then use L’Hospital’s Rule:
So we could go from $y=x^x$ or $\ln\left({y}\right)=x\ln\left({x}\right)$
Not sure which way to go with this, and since it is a common SAT problem it would be nice to see how it solve with just a few steps. Thanks ahead...
Well this has been posted before, and there seems to be several ways to do it. Assume also, if one is familiar with some of theories it can be solved just by observation. The answer is $1$ but I would of guessed "does not exist"
However since $0^0$ is indeterminate then use L’Hospital’s Rule:
So we could go from $y=x^x$ or $\ln\left({y}\right)=x\ln\left({x}\right)$
Not sure which way to go with this, and since it is a common SAT problem it would be nice to see how it solve with just a few steps. Thanks ahead...