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Hello everybody , that's my first question i hope somebody can help me i want to proof that limit of cosec(x) = +infinity as x approaches to Pi-0
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pi-0?
yes it means : x approaches to -pi
Ok do you know that cosec x=1/sin x ?
i know that my friend , i just need to proof that demanding on basic definition of limits (delta and epsilon)
One method is the graph way. You can observe that it tends to +infinity as x approaches -pi.
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i notice that on graph it's clear :) , but r u sure that's not possible to be proved by definition ? cuz i have a question like that
i need to proof that by definition do you have any idea for me ? pls
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