mapleaf 11 發表於 July 7, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 July 7, 2007 (已編輯) 因為是俄文所以比較難?(其實考信心) 此內容已被編輯, February 22, 2010 ,由 mapleaf 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
steven7851 10 發表於 July 9, 2007 作者 檢舉 Share 發表於 July 9, 2007 因為是俄文所以比較難?(其實考信心)感謝大大提供圖解本人在其他網站提問時,尚得到其他人的解答,在此貼上以供參考另解1:lim {x->0} ln(2+(atan(x) * sin(1/x)) ** 1/2)lim {x->0} ln(2+(atan(x) * (-1)) ** 1/2) less than or equal to lim {x->0} ln(2+(atan(x) * sin(1/x)) ** 1/2) less than or equal to lim {x->0} ln(2+(atan(x) * (1)) ** 1/2)because lim {x->0} atan(x) = 0,ln(2) less than or equal to lim {x->0} ln(2+(atan(x) * sin(1/2)) ** 1/2) less than or equal to ln(2)so, the answer is ln2.另解2:because Ln only exists and is _continuous_ over (0,infinity), if a solution exists then, by the definition of continuity (dont feel like proving ln is continuous over that domain)...lim Ln(2+sqrt(arctan(x)+sin(1/x)) is congruant to Ln( lim (2+ sqrt(arctan(x)*sin1/x))this properties of limits allow this to be split up asLn(lim 2 + lim sqrt(arctan(x)*sin1/x))since the limit of 2 is 2 this can be simplified asLn(2 + lim sqrt(arctan(x)+sin1/x)to simplify i am going to just look at the "lim sqrt(arctan(x)*sin(1/x))" part for a bitbecause sqrt is continuous ( assuming were looking at only the positive part)lim sqrt(arctan(x)*sin(1/x)) is congruant to sqrt( lim arctan(x)*sin1/x))for all x!=0, sin(1/x) is in [-1,1] so therefore using continuity of arctan and a bit of handwaving (waves hands)that limit is 0 and working backwords we do indeed get the solution, Ln(2). The fact that sin(1/x) is undefined at 0 and that lim x->0 sin(1/x) is undefined does not matter because for all nonzero x, sin(1/x) is in [-1,1] and thus arctan(x)*sin(1/x) is bounded by magnitude of arctan(x) which goes to zero and so the limit goes to zero (squeeze theorem).Note:arctan(x)*sin(1/x) will have a negative value in any arbitrarily small interval around 0 so in actuality lim x->0 of sqrt(arctan(x)*sin(1/x)) is undefined, in the most rigorous sense: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Limit_of_a_function#Functions_on_the_real_line .So the actual soution is that that limit is undefined in the real line, but I think it would be Ln(2) in the complex plane. If I get bored at work tomorrow maybe I'll attempt it... 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
rm2slg 10 發表於 July 19, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 July 19, 2007 笑...笑話?(我的意思是...怎會有這麼麻煩的認證碼...:| ) 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
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