if f(x) =(2tan^2x)/(x^2) then its limit as x approaches 0 is equal to
a.0
b.2
c.1
d.∞

Question

if f(x) =(2tan^2x)/(x^2) then its limit as x approaches 0 is equal to
a.0
b.2
c.1
d.∞

anonymous · Answer

it can't be o

anonymous · Answer

the last question  3.02 am

anonymous · Answer

0 = infinity maybe

nenadmatematika · Answer

the answer is 2

anonymous · Answer

hey this is the last 1 teach me this3.08am in my time u? my hobby is review answer =)

nenadmatematika · Answer

my time 8:09 PM

anonymous · Answer

wtf 8.09 ? nba time LOL

nenadmatematika · Answer

ahah :D

anonymous · Answer

i will put all your previous solution on my notebook i will review it so me myself improve thank u sir have a nice day

nenadmatematika · Answer

all right...how old are you?

anonymous · Answer

ouch if u know my age u will shock!!!! my hobby is drinking sorry im a bad guy wanted to be a good guy XD  but this is my last math in college differential calculus.   23 XD

nenadmatematika · Answer

I'm 24....it's ok....don't be so self-judgemental....:D

anonymous · Answer

how can i contact u?fb?if i have a question?or u always here? my prof in calculus is focus on homework.

nenadmatematika · Answer

contact me on facebook type Nenad Matematika....that's my profile for math....I've opened it few months ago :D

anonymous · Answer

thank u have a nice day need to sleep now its 3.26am sunday here my brother in italy will arrive later because of bad weather there.

nenadmatematika · Answer

good night :D   DO NOT DREAM MATH! :D