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Standard XII
Mathematics
Chain Rule
Let m and n b...
Question
Let
m
and
n
be two positive integers greater than 1. If
lim
α
→
0
e
cos
(
α
n
)
−
e
α
m
=
−
e
2
Then the value of
m
n
is
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Solution
lim
α
→
0
e
cos
(
α
n
)
−
e
α
m
=
e
lim
α
→
0
e
cos
(
α
n
)
−
1
−
1
α
m
=
e
lim
α
→
0
e
cos
(
α
n
)
−
1
−
1
cos
(
α
n
)
−
1
×
cos
(
α
n
)
−
1
α
m
=
e
lim
α
→
0
cos
(
α
n
)
−
1
α
m
=
−
e
lim
α
→
0
2
sin
2
α
n
2
α
m
=
−
e
lim
α
→
0
2
sin
2
α
n
2
4
(
α
n
2
)
2
×
α
2
n
α
m
⇒
−
e
2
α
2
n
−
m
=
−
e
2
⇒
2
n
−
m
=
0
⇒
m
n
=
2
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