Math, asked by Utsavsterbon, 1 year ago

What is the value of;

sin (∞)

ankitkumar0102: hey, in which class do you read... and are you studying limit chapter?
kvnmurty: sin ∞ is undefined. As sin x does not converge to a particular value and it always varies continuously between -1 and +1, there is no limit for sin x (or cos x as x tends to infinity. the limit does not exist.

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Answered by bhalaraneha
1
put in sin functions it lie from -1 to 1 so infinity(∞) may yield anything between them. so the value of sin(∞) is between -1 to 1
Answered by deeenbe
0
-1 and 1 it may be.it is the right answer.
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