(a)
syms x
% define the function
f = 1 / ( 1 + ( 2 ^ ( -1 / x ) ) );
% use the limit function to calculate limit x->0
val = limit( f, x, 0);
val
Sample Output
val =
NaN
(b)
syms x n
% define the function
f = n / ( factorial(n) ^ ( 1 / n ) );
% use the limit function to calculate limit x->0
val = limit( f, n, inf);
val
Sample Output
val =
exp(1)
(c)
syms x d
% define the function
f = x * sin( d / x );
% use the limit function to calculate limit x->0
val = limit( f, x, inf);
val
Sample Output
val =
d
(d)
syms x a
% define the function
f = ( ( a^ x ) - 1 ) / x;
% use the limit function to calculate limit x->0
val = limit( f, x, 0);
val
Sample Output
val =
log(a)
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