lim x tanx/ 1-cosx x―>0 please help...
Try multiplying the numerator and denominator by 1+cosx. See if you can solve it using that.
xtan x(1+cos x)/1-cos x)(1+cos x)
then xtanx/sin^2x
div by x^2 in num and denominator
(You forgot the 1+cosx factor in the numerator, AvarindG)
srry ringlum
wel katy i suggest u work out rest and a[ply limits .u will get it
okie....thank u both...i got stuck wid the div part.. :)
It's ok. In general for limits involving trigonometric functions, keep in mind the identities you know. In this case, it was useful to remember that \[1 - \cos^2(x) = \sin^2(x)\] Therefore prompting one to multiply the denominator and numerator by \[1+\cos(x)\] in order to get that.
thank you...:)
when x = 0 the function becomes 0 / 0 ie indeterminate so it might be a good idea to use l'hopitals rule so differentiate top and bottom
i haven't studies L Hospital rule yet.. i dont know that..:(
f'(x) = ( x sec^2 x + tan x) / sin x
oh ok
Actually, it's not necessary to apply l'Hopital's rule. you have x(1 + cos x)tan x / sin^2 x. Now as tan x = sin x / cos x, you can cancel one term of sin x in numerator and denominator. Now bring the x into the denominator and you have \[ \frac{(1 + \cos x)\cos x }{(\sin x)/x} \] Now the limit as x --> 0 of sin x / x is 1. Hence you should now now be able to evaluate the limit.
so answer is 2?
Yes
thank you..
can we do lim (tan 7x-3x/7x-sin^2 x) x->0 in the same way?
please tell me what all identities should i use?
Could you write that using the "Equation" functionality here? It makes it easier to read. Right now it's confusing as there could be parenthesis missing.
okie..
\[\left[\begin{matrix}\tan 7x & -3x \\ 7x- & \sin^2x\end{matrix}\right]\]
Uhm... xD
Don't think that's what you meant.
there is a division in the middle.i coudnt get it..
\[(\tan(7x)-3x)/(7x-\sin^2(x))\] is that it?
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