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Limit x-0 [sin(α+β)x + sin(α-β)x + 2sinαx]/cos2βx-cos2αx *x

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Answered by ashishbahuguna72
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Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:


You can rewrite your function as

βx3αx−sinxsin(βx)βx

If α≠1, this also becomes

βx2α−sinxxsin(βx)βx

Note that the second factor has limit 1 and the first factor has limit 0 (the numerator has limit 0; the denominator has limit α−1≠0).


Thus if the limit has to be 1, we need α=1.


Now it should be well known that

limx→0x−sinxx3=16

(apply l'Hôpital or a Taylor expansion), so we have

limx→0βx−sinxx3sin(βx)βx=6β

Now it's just an easy computation

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