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Can I have some help on this problem? I need to find the limit, and use I'Hospital's Rule where appropriate! the limit as t goes to infinity of tsin(pi/t)
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I believe this should work. But you need to be kind of sneaky and change tsin(pi/t) into sin(pi/t)/(1/t), then take the limit of top and bottom with l'hopitals rule.
*derivative of top and bottom
oh yes that makes sense! okay so how do i take derivative of sin (pi/t)
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