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Standard XII
Mathematics
Chain Rule of Differentiation
Find a b so ...
Question
Find a &b so that
l
t
x
→
0
√
a
x
+
b
−
3
x
=
1
3
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Solution
lim
x
→
0
√
a
x
+
b
−
3
x
For limit to exist
√
b
=
3
⟹
b
=
9
Applying L-Hospital Rule
lim
x
→
0
a
2
√
a
x
+
b
1
=
1
3
a
6
=
1
3
⟹
a
=
2
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