Math, asked by sunSurajk1, 1 year ago

limit x tends to 0 e^sinx - 1 / x?

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Answered by satyam2004
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Answered by RitaNarine
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Given:

e^sinx - 1 / x

To Find:

limit x tends to 0 e^sinx - 1 / x.

Solution:

We need to find :

  • lim_{x->0} \frac{e^{sinx}  -1 }{x} .

If we directly put x =0 , we can see that the expression will become 0/0 form.

Here we can use the L'Hospital Rule.

  • We can find the limit of derivative of numerator and denominator.
  • Derivative of numerator:     cos x e^{sinx}
  • Derivative of Denominator : 1
  • Therefore ,
  • lim_{x->0} \frac{e^{sinx}  -1 }{x} =  lim_{x->0}cos x e^{sinx}  = 1 .

The limit x tends to 0 e^sinx - 1 / x is 1.

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