Show that lim{(x^n+a^n)/(x-a)=na^n-1}as x tends to a?

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NAINA BISHNOI Profile
NAINA BISHNOI answered
Are you sure that there is positive sign b/w x and a in upper part
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Oddman answered
The limit is given here. It depends on the sign of a^n.

If you adjust the input expression at the link above, you can also see the limit of
  (x^n - a^n)/(x-a)
as x approaches a. The page offers the opportunity to see the steps in the derivation of that limit.

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