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Eezekiel
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I know how to rationalize most equations when trying to find limits. However, this problem seem give me trouble.
(((1+x)^3)-1)/x as x approaches 0
I tried the method of multiplying by the conjugate but it doesn't seem to get me anywhere. Mainly its the cubed (1+x) that troubles me.
(((1+x)^3)-1)/x as x approaches 0
I tried the method of multiplying by the conjugate but it doesn't seem to get me anywhere. Mainly its the cubed (1+x) that troubles me.