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Lim (xcota-acotx)/(x-a)
x tends to a

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Answered by appu1122
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Answer:

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Answered by ojashparajuli
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

.Lim x tends to A = (xcotA-Acotx)/x-A

.Lim x tends to A= (xcotA-AcotA+AcotA-Acotx)/x-A

.Lim x tends to A=[(x-A).cotA+A(cotA-cotx)]/A-x

.Lim x tends to A=cotA + A/x-A (cosA/sinA - cosx/sinx)

.Lim x tends to A=cotA + A/x-A[(sinx.cosA-sinA.cosx)/sinA.sinx]

.Lim x tends to A=cotA + A/x-A . [sin(x-A)]/sinA.sinx

.cotA + Lim x tends to [sin(x-A)/x-A] . A/sinA.sinx

.cotA+1 . A/sin^2A

.cotA+A/sin^2 A

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