Calculus 6.08k - Limit of 1+1 over x to the x

[@stm3252]

It's always a pleasure to watch your videos Derek.

[@GeorgiTsvetkovsHangingBelly]

This is, This is PURE GOLD

[@scrappy4170]

2:45 you cant use l'hopitals rule in this case because you need to know the limit to figure out the derivative of ln x

[@SomebodySharp]

No you dont?

[@scrappy4170]

​@@SomebodySharpjust try to take the derivative of ln x and you'll see

[@SomebodySharp]

@@scrappy4170 It's easily doable using e^x = 1 + x + x^2 / 2! + x^3 / 3! + …

[@nm3056]

So i answered by 1 in an exam yesterday.. Cuz the first form it's looked definite to me .?😢

[@BradleyG01]

Try to find a proof of this limit that doesn't use circular reasoning challenge (IMPOSSIBLE)

[@enderkoregameing8090]

on god

[@prosto.physic]

Автор, а ничего, что вначале ты используешь е, когда логарифмируешь?

[@wolfbirk8295]

You can define e in different ways....!