You can check that the limit comes in an undefined form:

In these cases, we can use de l'Hospital rule, and evaluate the limit of the ratio of the derivatives. We have:

and

So, we have

Answer:
$2.25
Step-by-step explanation:
1. 20-6.50= 13.50
2. 13.50/6(pieces of candy) = $2.25
9:20 am
Lcm is 80 so 80 minutes after 8 am is 9:20
The hundreds digit is twice as large as the ones digit. 3 doubled is 6, 6 doubled is 12, and 9 doubled is 18. Since 6 is the only option that is one digit, the hundreds digit must be 6 and the ones digit must be 3. The tens digit is five less than the hundreds digit.
Given :
Initial length of electric cable needed,
.
Later, Sally is told that the homeowner has decide to cut back from a three-car garage to a two-car garage, which will eliminate two branch circuits, one of 23 feet and the other of 34 feet.
To Find :
How many feet of wire will be needed now.
Solution :
Wire needed is given by :
Required = Total wire - ( length of 1nd branch + length of 2nd branch )
Required = 550 - ( 23 + 34 )
Required = 550 - ( 57 ) ft
Required = 443 ft
Therefore, length of wire required is 443 ft.
Hence, this is the required solution.