Limit related problems in differentiation [closed]

Limit related problems in differentiation [closed]



Suppose $alpha$ and $beta$ are two roots of the equation $ax^2+bx+c=0$. Find
$$lim_xtoalphafrac1-cos(ax^2+bx+c)(x-alpha)^2$$



Please help me to solve this calculus problem



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HINT



We have



$$frac1-cos(ax^2+bx+c)(x-alpha)^2=frac1-cos[a(x-alpha)(x-beta)]a^2(x-alpha)^2(x-beta)^2a^2(x-beta)^2$$



then refer to standard limit as $tto 0$



$$frac1-cos tt^2to frac12$$



Recall that $lim_t to 0 frac1-cos tt^2 = frac12$.



We have



$$frac1-cos(ax^2+bx+c)(x-alpha)^2 = frac1-cos[a(x-alpha)(x-beta)](x-alpha)^2 = frac1-cos[a(x-alpha)(x-beta)][a(x-alpha)(x-beta)]^2cdot a^2(x-beta)^2 xrightarrowxtoalpha frac12a^2(alpha-beta)^2$$





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@MathOverview Yes. Check that $$ax^2+bx+ c = aleft(x - frac-b+sqrtb^2-4ac2aright)left(x - frac-b-sqrtb^2-4ac2aright)$$
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– mechanodroid
Sep 16 '18 at 12:34



Hint. Use the Taylor series of
$$
cos(a(x-alpha)(x+beta))
$$
around $alpha$. That is
$$
cos(a(x-alpha)(x+beta))= 1-frac12(alpha-beta)^2(x-alpha)^2a^2+o((x-alpha)^3)
$$

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