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LHopital
Guillaume de l'Hpital, after
whom this rule is named
In calculus, l'Hpital's rule
pronounced: [lopital] (also
sometimes spelled l'Hospital's
rule with silent "s" and identical
pronunciation), also called
Bernoulli's rule, uses derivatives
to help evaluate limits involving
indeterminate forms.
Application (or repeated
application) of the rule often
converts an indeterminate form
to a determinate form, allowing
easy evaluation of the limit. The
rule is named after the 17th-
century French mathematician
Guillaume de l'Hpital, who
published the rule in his book
Analyse des Infiniment Petits
pour l'Intelligence des Lignes
Courbes (literal translation:
Analysis of the Infinitely Small
for the Understanding of
Curved Lines) (1696), the first
textbook on differential
calculus.[1][2] However, it is
believed that the rule was
discovered by the Swiss
mathematician Johann
Bernoulli.[3]
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