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Chapter 1: Q. 64 (page 149)

Calculate each limit in Exercises 35鈥�80.

limx鈫�0+ln1x

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The limit is-鈭�

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Step 1. Given information   

The given expression islimx鈫�0+ln1x

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Step 2. Calculation   

The limit is calculated as below,

limx鈫�0+ln1x=limx鈫�0+ln1-lnx=0-ln0=0-鈭�=-鈭�

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