Calculus I · Unit 2B · review
L'Hopital's Rule Review
Review
Use L'Hopital only for or quotients after verifying hypotheses. Recheck the form after each application. Transform products, differences, and powers before using the rule.
Evaluate .
Exercise 1 answer
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Evaluate .
Exercise 2 answer
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Evaluate .
Exercise 3 answer
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Evaluate .
Exercise 4 answer
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Evaluate .
Exercise 5 answer
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Evaluate and compare rationalization with L'Hopital.
Exercise 6 answer
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Evaluate .
Exercise 7 answer
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Explain why L'Hopital is invalid for .
Exercise 8 answer
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After the explanation
Use the section idea
Identify the limiting form before differentiating; transformation and simpler limit laws come before L'Hopital's Rule.
The rule compares numerator and denominator growth only for verified zero-over-zero or infinity-over-infinity quotients.
Evaluate numerator and denominator limits separately, transform nonquotient forms, apply the rule only when justified, then recheck.
Using L'Hopital because an expression looks difficult rather than because the required indeterminate quotient has been proved.
Can you name the form at every application and explain why direct substitution or algebra is not already enough?
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