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limit as T approaches 0 of aT+b

Solution

T \to 0 lim (a T + b)

Solution

b

Solution steps

T \to 0 lim (a T + b)

Plug in the value

T = 0

= a \cdot 0 + b

Simplify

= b

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The limit as T approaches 0 of aT+b is b