Saturday, February 6, 2016

Limit as xtoinfty of fraclog(x)log(log(x))x



I want to compute limxlog(x)log(log(x))x



By graphing it, clearly x grows larger than log(x)log(log(x)), so the limit will go to 0.



I tried iterating L'Hopital's rule, but after three derivations, the sequence of limits gets successively more complicated.




How can you prove that the limit is indeed 0?


Answer



HINT:



Let x=exp(eu). Then your limit is equal to limu(eu)log(eu)exp(eu)=limueu2eeu=limueu2eu=


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