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Determine the limit (if it exists). lim sin(x)/5x as x-->0
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Well, there is an identity: \[\lim_{x \rightarrow 0}\frac{ sinx }{ x }=1\]As long as the angle of sin and the variable in the denominator match, the whole term is 1. So you have sin(x) and a 5x in bottom. So you need to go and turn that 5x into just a regular x in a mathematically legitimate way. Once you can do that you can find your answer. Let meknow if youre unsure how.
I am unsure how yo do that @Psymon
Well, the usual method is to multiply top and bottom by the same thing. So in this case we would do this: |dw:1378862012186:dw| Kinda see what I did?
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