Hilarious Math Solution Which Shows That Nigerians Will Smile Again Under Buhari

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Since Buhari's government is under pressure, assuming P denotes pressure,and P = 1.Also, since under Buhari's government,Nigerias' economy is crumbling more and more given the activities of the Niger Delta Avenger, then we can say that Buhari's ' change ' government is approaching to nothing, where N denotes nothing, and N = 0. If this is so:(1). Does it mean that this ugly economic situation under Buhari 's government has no limit?(2). What would be the impact on the citizenry if such a negative economic situation of Nigeria becomes infinite( has no limit)?Profer your mathematical solutions to these questions. Let us share this to see if this bad shape of the Nigerian economy will stop or not.Solution By Makasi ChineduLet Buhari 's government be representedwith BG ; pressure be represented with P; nothing be represented with N. Then we have.Lim ( BG under P), as BG tends or approaches NWhere,BG = Buhari's government ;P = pressure ;N = nothing,as defined earlier.Put differently , the limit of the function, ( P / BG) ,As BG tends to N But from the question, P = 1 ; N = 0Therefore we substitute to have.Lim(1 / BG )As BG tends to N= 0Now by direct substitution, we have,Lim ( 1 / 0 ) = undefined.Here, we have an undefined or infinite orindeterminate limit. The reason here is that zero has no inverse. That is, we can never be allowed to divide by zero.Therefore, such a limit does not exist.If this is the case, then we are bound to suffer for eternity with or with out Buharion the seat trying to set the economy well. But this is not the case. Yes! Because we can have a way to remove that zero under the unity number. To do this, we employ Joan Bernolli's rule popularly known as L'opital's rule. This rule makes use of derivative. In this case, we differentiate both the dividend and divisor.Now we let,F(x) = P = 1G(x) = BGNote: BG is a single variable whose power is one, and not a product of two variables.Therefore,Lim ( F(x) / G(x). ) = p / BG = 1/BGIf g(x) is not zeroWe differentiate both the nominator and denominator.That is,F'(x) = 0G'(x) = 1Then we substitute to have Lim ( 0 / 1) At this juncture, the limit is continuous by the derivative rule.The reason for its continuity is because the conditions for it are satisfied already.Now dividing 0 / 1 = 0So, the Lim ( p / BG) = ( 1 / BG)as BG approaches zero is finite.The limit can be determined. For this reason, the dwindling economy of Nigeria caused by this present administration will stop at a point, and starts to soar high again. This way, the hardship prevalent among the average Nigerians will cease at a point,and people will start to smile again.By Makasi Chinedu





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