Limits Approximation Trick in 59 Seconds! 🔥

 

❓ Concept

🎬 Limits Approximation Trick

Limits me jab

x0x \to 0

aur expression weird, lengthy, ya scary lage — toh ek hi cheez kaam aati hai 👇
👉 STANDARD APPROXIMATIONS.


✍️ Short Explanation

JEE limits ka core idea yeh hai:

Jab input bahut chhota ho jaata hai,
functions apna linear behaviour dikhate hain.

Isliye hume:

  • exact values nahi

  • sirf first term (leading term) chahiye hota hai


🔹 Step 1 — Angle Approximations (as x → 0)

Sabse important JEE tools:

sinθθ\sin \theta \approx \theta
tanθθ\tan \theta \approx \theta
tan1(x)x\tan^{-1}(x) \approx x

📌 Reason:
Small angle ⇒ curve almost straight line ban jaati hai.

👉 Agar argument small hai, bina soche replace kar do.


🔹 Step 2 — Exponential Approximation

For small xx:

ekx1kxe^{kx} - 1 \approx kx

General rule:

e(something small)1that small thinge^{(\text{something small})} - 1 \Rightarrow \text{that small thing}

📌 Higher powers automatically negligible ho jaate hain.


🔹 Step 3 — Logarithmic Approximation

For very small xx:

ln(1+x)x\ln(1 + x) \approx x

⚠️ Important caution:
Ye approximation tabhi valid hai jab x0x \to 0.


🔹 Step 4 — Root and Power Approximation

Expressions like:

x1/2,x1/3,xnx^{1/2},\quad x^{1/3},\quad x^{n}

👉 Sab small quantities hain.

Rule:

  • Agar pura expression → 0

  • Toh sirf lowest power of x rakho

  • Baaki sab neglect

📌 Dominating term decides the limit.


🔹 Step 5 — Big Idea for JEE Limits 🔥

Always follow this fixed framework:

1️⃣ Har function ko uske small-x form me convert karo
2️⃣ tan, sin, log, exp ko approximation se replace karo
3️⃣ Powers of xx compare karo
4️⃣ Same powers cancel honge
5️⃣ Final answer = coefficients ka ratio


✅ Final Takeaway

🧠 Golden Mantra for Limits:

  • Exact calculation ❌

  • Approximation ✔️

  • First term ✔️

  • Dominating power ✔️

Once you master this,
👉 limits become free marks in JEE.


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