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Contextual Applications of Differentiation · Hard problem

A chemical reaction's concentration during the first moments is modeled by C(t)=ln⁡(1+6t)tC(t)=\dfrac{\ln(1+6t)}{t} mol/L for t>0t>0 minutes, which is undefined at t=0t=0. Find lim⁡t→0+C(t)\displaystyle\lim_{t\to0^+}C(t), the concentration's limiting value as the reaction begins.