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    The document contains mathematical limit calculations and proofs. It begins by taking the limit as u approaches 1 of a fraction involving polynomials of u. It then calculates several limits as x approaches 8, including using substitutions. It also contains proofs of algebraic identities for limits, such as applying rules of exponents to expressions with cubes.

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    (Ab) 2 A 2 B 2

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    The document contains mathematical limit calculations and proofs. It begins by taking the limit as u approaches 1 of a fraction involving polynomials of u. It then calculates several limits as x approaches 8, including using substitutions. It also contains proofs of algebraic identities for limits, such as applying rules of exponents to expressions with cubes.

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    The document contains mathematical limit calculations and proofs. It begins by taking the limit as u approaches 1 of a fraction involving polynomials of u. It then calculates several limits as x approaches 8, including using substitutions. It also contains proofs of algebraic identities for limits, such as applying rules of exponents to expressions with cubes.

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    The document contains mathematical limit calculations and proofs. It begins by taking the limit as u approaches 1 of a fraction involving polynomials of u. It then calculates several limits as x approaches 8, including using substitutions. It also contains proofs of algebraic identities for limits, such as applying rules of exponents to expressions with cubes.

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    ( 3 u+ 4 ) ( 2u−2 )3 0

    lim
    u→ 1 ( u−1 )
    2
    =
    0
    (ab)^2= a^2 * b^2
    lim ( 3 u+ 4 ) ( 2u−2 )3
    u→1

    ( u−1 )2

    lim ( 3 u+ 4 ) ( 2(u−1) )3
    ¿ u →1 2
    ( u−1 )

    lim ( 3 u+ 4 ) ( 2 )3 ( u−1 )3
    ¿ u →1
    ( u−1 )2

    ¿ lim (3 u+ 4 )( 2 )3 ( u−1 )1
    u→1

    ¿ ( 3+ 4 )∗8∗ (1−1 )=0

    3
    lim √ 7+ √ x−3
    x→8 0
    =
    x−8 0

    3
    lim √7 + √ x −3
    x →8 3
    ∗√ 7+ √ x+ 3
    x−8
    √7 +√3 x+3

    lim (7+ √3 x )−9


    x →8

    ( x−8 ) ( √ 7+ √3 x+ 3 )
    ( a 3 ± b3 ) =( a± b)(a 2 ∓ab+ b2 )

    lim √3 x−2
    x→ 8

    ( x−8 ) ( √ 7+ √3 x+ 3 )

    1 forma
    lim √3 x−2
    x→ 8

    ( x−8 ) ( √ 7+ √3 x+ 3 )

    lim √3 x−2
    x →8
    2
    ( √3 x−2 ) ( √3 x +2 √3 x+ 22) ( √ 7+ √3 x+ 3 )

    lim 1
    x →8
    3 2 3 3
    ( √ x +2 √ x+ 22) ( √ 7+ √ x+ 3 )
    1 1 1
    = (√ 8 +2 √ 8+2 ) (√ 7+ √8+3 ) = (4+ 4+ 4)(6) = 72
    3 2 3 2 3

    2 forma sustitución
    Sea u =√ x
    3
    -> x=u^3 x→8 -> u=2
    lim u−2
    u→2
    3
    ( u −8 ) ( √ 7+ u+3 )
    lim u−2
    u →2
    2
    ( u−2 ) (u +2 u+ 4) ( √ 7+ u+3 )
    lim 1
    u →2 1 1
    2
    = =
    (u +2 u+4 ) ( √7+u+ 3 ) (4 +4 +4 )(6) 72
    lim 1
    1 1 0
    t→1
    [2
    −
    t−1 ( t +3 ) 16 0
    =
    ]
    lim 1 2
    16−( t+3 )
    t→1
    [
    t−1 16 ( t+ 3 )2 ]
    lim 1
    16−(t 2 +6 t+ 9)
    t→1
    t−1 [
    16 ( t+ 3 )
    2
    ]
    lim 1
    16−t 2−6 t−9
    t→1
    t−1 [
    16 ( t+3 )
    2
    ]
    lim 1
    −t 2−6 t +7
    t→1
    [
    t−1 16 ( t+3 )2 ]
    lim 1
    −(t 2 +6 t−7)
    t→1
    t−1 [
    16 ( t +3 )
    2
    ]
    lim 1
    t→1
    t−1 [ −(t+7)(t−1)
    16 ( t +3 )
    2
    ]
    lim
    t →1 [ −(t +7)
    16 ( t +3 )]2
    =
    −(1+7)
    2
    =
    −8
    =
    −1
    16 ( 1+ 3 ) 16( 16) 32
    16−( t+3 )2=¿ .

    6) (w + b) a⃗ =w ⃗a +b ⃗a

    n
    sea a⃗ =¿ a + a +a +…+ a >donde ⃗a E R
    x y z n

    donde w , b E R (escalares) y w+b=p


    (w + b) ¿ a + a +a +…+ a >¿
    x y z n

    (p) ¿ a + a +a +…+ a >¿


    x y z n

    ¿ p∗a x + p∗a y + p∗a z +…+ p∗an >¿

    (w ) ¿ a + a +a +…+ a >¿+(b ) ¿ a + a +a +…+ a >¿


    x y z n x y z n

    ¿ w ax +w a y +w a z +…+ w a n> ¿+¿ b a x +b a y +b az + …+b a n> ¿

    ¿ w ax +b a x , w a y +b a y , w az + b a z +…+ w an +b a n> ¿

    ¿ a x (w+ b), a y (w+b), a z (w +b)+…+a n (w+ b)> ¿


    ¿ p∗a x + p∗a y + p∗a z +…+ p∗an >¿

    (w + b) a⃗ =w ⃗a +b ⃗a verdad

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