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lim x→0+ (tan 5x)
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tan(5x) = sin(5x)/cos(5x)
lim(a/b) = lim(a)/lim(b) as long as lim(b) is not 0
but if it is, i will need to use the l'hospital rule?
\[\lim\limits_{x→0^+} \tan (5x)=\tan(5\times0^+)=\tan(0^+)=\]
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how?
using l'hospital rule, doing derivatives and using y prime, anyways i lost the point. the computer marked wrong and gave me the solution. http://www.webassign.net/latex2pdf/cf211a6f6df3d6936d312d83db2e71c0.pdf
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