STPM 2018 term 2 mathematics (T) Coursework sample

Guideline for solving STPM 2018 Term 2 Mathematics (T) PBS coursework assignment

methodology

Hint: limits

L’ Hopital rule

Rationalisation

Indeterminate Form

Existance of limits

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You can try to work out the intro by yourself. Basically, you can google more about “limits”.

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