Yes lim is 3. Use L'Hopital's theorem. That is lim f(x)/ g(x) = lim f'(x) /g'x) and you will get
lim =ln'(1+3x) /(x') = [ {1/(1+3x)} (3) ] /1 = 3/(1 +3x) which tends to 3/(1 + 0) = 3
Second one, lim xcot(x) = lim x { cos(x)/sin(x)} = lim { x cos (x)} /sin (x)
divide numerator and denomimator by x , lim = cos(x) / { sin(x) /x }
Now,{sin(x)}/x tends to 1 as x tends to zero so lim = cos(x) /1 as x tends to zero,which is 1 since cos zero =1
Yes lim is 3. Use L'Hopital's theorem. That is lim f(x)/ g(x) = lim f'(x) /g'x) and you will get
lim =ln'(1+3x) /(x') = [ {1/(1+3x)} (3) ] /1 = 3/(1 +3x) which tends to 3/(1 + 0) = 3
Second one, lim xcot(x) = lim x { cos(x)/sin(x)} = lim { x cos (x)} /sin (x)
divide numerator and denomimator by x , lim = cos(x) / { sin(x) /x }
Now,{sin(x)}/x tends to 1 as x tends to zero so lim = cos(x) /1 as x tends to zero,which is 1 since cos zero =1