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lim h-->0 cosh-1/h...??
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yup .. y it equal zero ?
what if i multiplied it with sinx or cosx ?
solve it with the new one and tell me ??
the key that it's used to solve the prove 1st of cosx is -sinx .but i got stacked :S
every dervitaiv prove can be used by a limit
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i will find an answer iam sure :D
Dude..
If you take the derivative of cos(h)-1 you get -sin(h), and the derivative of the denominator, h is just 1, so now you have\[\lim_{h \rightarrow 0}\frac{-\sin(h)}{1}=0\]
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