HI everyone i'm new here ! please help me ! can anyone solve this lim? lim[2sinx]=
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What is the limit approaching? Infinity? zero?
And do the brackets mean anything? Greatest integer function? Or you were just using those for normal brackets? :)
the main question is about Discontinuity and its usual brackets
sorry my english is not very good
\[\large\rm \lim_{x\to?}~2\sin x\]
its about number of discontinuity of function
Hmm :d
you know what i mean?
Discontinuities in the function
The limit does not converge as \(\large\rm x\to\infty\) or as \(\large\rm x\to-\infty\). Is that what you mean maybe? :) I don't think we have any discontinuities, because sinx is continuous over all the real numbers. So did you mean diverge instead maybe? :o Hmm thinking..
There is an "Attach File" button at the bottom of this text box. Maybe you can attach a screenshot of the original problem? :) Or it's not in English? :3
Chart Dayrhchnd bracket function within half a point of discontinuity ?
translate it
i think this is only in our country :)))
its not enlish
Oh boy XD
Hmm, I don't know :c sorry. @ganeshie8 maybe someone can translate and figure this out hehe
Chart bracket function within a semicircle is a point of continuity (sorry this is correst)
ok thanks alot
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