#Find limits of function (1-6.3) and limits of sequence (2)

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mystic geyser
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I'm dead after trying to solve that. Can someone explain how to do that, please?

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long zodiac
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What limit exactly?

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@mystic geyser

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U can use limit defining e^c

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(1 + a/x)^x = e^a

long zodiac
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create in numerator the thing u have in denominator

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next split the fraction into two fractions where first fraction will be reduced to 1

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flip the second fraction to have 1 in the numerator