Question #162922

Explain if the limit of the function f(t) as t approaches 0, where f(t)=ln(t)


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Expert's answer
2021-02-24T07:25:50-0500

The function ln(t)ln(t) approaches -\infty as tt approaches . It can be obtained from the definition of ln(t)ln(t). Namely, it is the inverse function of ete^t. It is equal to zero as tt approaches -\infty. The graph of ln(t)ln(t) is attached

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