How do I eliminate the zero denominator, having a brain fart.
Lim of x-->0 [sin(2x)*tan(3x)]/x^2
l'hopital's rule lol
>>9067942
Is that Hairtony Linetano?
>>9067947
Without using l'hopital.
>>9067947
For example in similar problems i'd multiply using the conjugate of the numerator. Until i could plug x in and get something other then zero.
Kys.
use: (true for any functions ψ)
lim ψ->0 ( sin ψ / ψ ) = 1, and:
tan ψ = sin ψ / cos ψ , so:
lim x->0 (sin 2x tan 3x / x^2) =
lim x->0 2*3(sin 2x / 2x)(sin 3x / 3x)(1/cos3x) =
lim x->0 6*(1/cos 3x) = 6
>>9068015
Thanks senpai.
>>9068016
Now i'm confused about how you went from
"(sin 2x tan 3x / x^2)" to "2*3(sin 2x / 2x)(sin 3x / 3x)(1/cos3x)"
>>9068015
This is wrong lul
>>9068058
He did a few steps, what is happening there is reareanging it into the form of sin theta / theta so that it goes to one.
>>9068015
Sheeeeeit
>>9068133
Nope, it's valid. He just implicitly used sinx/x = tanx/x = 1 as x approaches 0.