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Find the rate of convergence: lim(h->inf) (sinh- hcosh)/h = 0 (using taylor series)
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Hint: \[\frac{ \sin(h) }{ h } = 1\]
so that simplifies to... lim(h->0) 1-cos(h) = 0
taylor expansion of (1-cos(x))... 1-cos(x) + sin(x)h + cos(x)h^2/2! - sin(x)h^3/3! - cos(x)h^4/4!... (?)
which then... 1-1 + 0 + h^2/2! - 0
so rate of convergence = O(h^2) [i think?]
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