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Chapter 1: Q. 64 (page 136)

Calculate each of the limits:

limh鈫�0(2+h)2-22h.

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The solution of the limit limh鈫�0(2+h)2-22his,4.

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Step 1. Given Information.

The limit is,

limh鈫�0(2+h)2-22h.

02

Step 2. Finding the solution.

limh鈫�0(2+h)2-22h

Using (a+b)2=a2+2ab+b2,

=limh鈫�0h2+4h+4-4h=limh鈫�0h2+4hh=limh鈫�0h+4

Inputting h=0

=0+4=4

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