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Lim x-> 0+ [sqrt(x^2 + 4x + 5) - sqrt(5)] / x?

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Find the limit please! And explain how you got it.

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  1. on multiplying with sqrt[x^2+4x+5]+sqrt[5] at Nr and Dr

    lim x-->o+ [x^2+4x]/x[sqrt[x^2+4x+5]+sqrt[5]]

    =limx-->o+ [x+4]/[sqrt[x^2+4x+5]+sqrt[5]]

    =4/2sqrt(5) = 2/sqrt(5)


  2. this is in the 0/0 form so we can use L'hopitals

    lim x-> 0+ [√(x² + 4x + 5) - √(5)] / x

    = lim x-> 0+ (2x + 4)/2√(x² + 4x + 5)

    = 4/2√(5)

    = 2/√(5)

    = 2√(5)/5 (if you want a rational denominator)

  3. {x+sqrt x^2+4x+5-sqrt 5}/x

    =1+{sqrt x^2+ 4x+5- sqrt5}/x

    = 1+{sqrt x^2+4x+5 - sqrt 5*sqrt x^2+4x+5 + sqrt5}/x* sqrt 5*sqrt x^2+4x+5 + sqrt5}

    = 1+x+4/ sqrt x^2+4x+5 +sqrt 5

    = 1+2/sqrt 5

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