@robjohn I check the tags real-analysis, complex-analysis, inequality, integral-ineqs, sequence and series, integration and a few others .. I used to look at the new-questions tab but that mostly made my head spin 'coz there are so many questions coming in each second ! =P so I decided to check only the tags I like .. :)
I feel the need to share once in a while my opinion about @Hippalectryon. Who is @Hippalectryon actually? In my very humble opinion, @Hippalectryon is a professional, a good one! :-)
OK, I let him say he's just a kid, 11 years old or so ...
@Chris'ssis First find out what the limit probably is. Taking $f(x) = \frac{A}{x}$, we see that the limit for that is $A\cdot \gamma$. Then to prove that that is the limit, I guess one can show that only the behaviour near $0$ is relevant, but I don't see yet how. It may take some fiddling with estimates. But there may also be a nice trick.
Hey, I need to show the intersection of $\left(-\infty, 1\right)\cup\left(3,\infty\right)$ and $\left(-1,5\right)$ on the number line for an answer I'm doing. Anyone have any ideas how I can draw one up ? (I'm too lazy to use MS Paint)
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