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Another topic of basic calculus are limits, both one- and two-sided.
Two-sided limits
The first method to find limits is method
Entity expr = "(a x3 + b x2 + c) / (h x3 - b x - 1)";
Console.WriteLine(expr.Limit("x", "+oo"));
Output:
a / h
That is, as the first argument a variable should be passed, and its destination - as the second argument.
Symbols
Not only it works with rational functions, here are a few examples of more advanced cases. Example:
// First remarkable
Entity expr = "sin(a x) / x";
Console.WriteLine(expr.Limit("x", "0"));
// First remarkable
Entity expr2 = "sin(a x) / tan(b x)";
Console.WriteLine(expr2.Limit("x", "0"));
// Second remarkable
Entity expr3 = "(1 + a / x)^(d x)";
Console.WriteLine(expr3.Limit("x", "+oo"));
// l'Hopital's rule
Entity expr4 = "(tan(t) - sin(t)) / t3";
Console.WriteLine(expr4.Limit("t", "0"));
Output:
a
a / b
e ^ (a * d)
1/2
If a limit cannot be found, a note of
Entity expr = "(sin(t) - tan(t)) / t";
Console.WriteLine(expr.Limit("t", "+oo"));
Output:
limit((sin(t) - tan(t)) / t, t, +oo)
Extension:
One-sided limits
The method is
Entity expr = "(a x2 + b) / (c x2 + d)";
Console.WriteLine(expr.Limit("x", "3", AngouriMath.Core.ApproachFrom.Left));
Output:
(a * 9 + b) / (c * 9 + d)
Another example:
Entity expr = "(a x2 + b) / (c x2 + d)";
Console.WriteLine(expr.Limit("x", "0", AngouriMath.Core.ApproachFrom.Left));
Output:
b / d
Extension:
As for now, 17.03.2021, AM does not support advanced algorithms of finding limits. Make sure to stay on the most recent version to track updates.
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