Math, asked by basil2, 1 year ago

limit x tends to 0 sinax/tanbx

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Answered by Anonymous
14
lim x→0 sinax/tanbx

multiply and divide by ab x²
we get
lim x→0 abx²sinax/abx²tanx

Now we know that
lim x→0 sinax/ax = 1 and
lim x→0 bx/tanbx = 1

thus applying this we get

lim x→0 sinax/tanbx = a/b

basil2: sinax/ax is 1 not sinax/a
kinkyMkye: @basil2 is correct
Anonymous: Thanks :)
Answered by Cheris
6
lim x-->0 sinax/tanbx
lim x-->0 sinax × bx ×ax / tanbx × ax ×bx

so the formula of Lim x-->0 sinf(x)/f(x) = 1 and

tanf(x)/f(x) = 1 so you get a/b
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