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Find by numerical experimentation all the positive integers k such that the limit as x approaches zero of sin*[(sin^2)x]/x^k exists. There is a single value of k for which this limit isn't zero. what is this k, and what is the resulting limit?
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numerical experimentation?
investigation? the question actually says experimentation
ok
I really need help with this one
k=2,the limit is 1
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can you help with the why?
|dw:1345237777709:dw| sorry,i missed many steps,but did u understand what i did?
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