Algebra of limits and substitutionLimits of sums, products and quotients are sums, products and quotients of limits; if substituting gives a number, that's the limitLocked
0/0 forms0 / 3
Cancelling the common factor00 at x=a means (x−a) divides both: factorise, cancel, substituteLocked
RationalizingMultiply by the conjugate a+b
The limit of (xⁿ − aⁿ)/(x − a)limx→ax−axn−an=nan−1,
Special limits0 / 4
Limits at infinityDivide by the highest power of x in the denominator; xk1→0Locked
Trigonometric limitslimθ→0θsinθ=1
Exponential limitslimx→0xax−1=loga
Logarithmic limits and elimx→0xlog(1+x)=1
to clear the root, then cancel
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for any rational
n
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with
θ
in radians; make the angle and the denominator match