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lim x-->0 sin5x/x How do I find the limit using: lim x=0 sinx/x=1
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you need same angle to tend to 0, which is with sine function, and the same denominator, so, when x-->0, 5x also -->0 for denominator, you can do this adjustment, \(\large 5 \dfrac{\sin 5x}{5x}\)
now you have, \(\large 5\lim \limits_{5x \rightarrow 0 } \dfrac{\sin 5x}{5x}\) which is of the standard form. can you solve now ?
To me, that now looks like this: 5 lim 5x-->0 sin 1 So is it 1/5?
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