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OpenStudy (rainstark):

Can someone resolve this without derivations? Lim [cos(x) - cos(a)/ x - a] when x -> a

OpenStudy (steve816):

WELCOME TO OPENSTUDY!!!

OpenStudy (steve816):

So you are trying to find the derivative of cos(x) using the definition of derivative?

OpenStudy (518nad):

ur brackets r wrong

OpenStudy (steve816):

^

OpenStudy (rainstark):

We aren't learning derivations yet, so my teacher wants me to resolve that without it :c

OpenStudy (518nad):

no i refuse to help

OpenStudy (rainstark):

why dude

OpenStudy (518nad):

you arent going to give me a problem where u put in the effort to put the brackets in the right place, I DONT WANT TO PUT IN THE EFFORT TO HELP

OpenStudy (518nad):

jk xD ill help u just put the brackets in the right place

OpenStudy (rainstark):

I am sorry hehe, how can I put the brackets like you want it?

OpenStudy (518nad):

right now this is waht ur saying

OpenStudy (steve816):

Order of operations!

OpenStudy (steve816):

You are saying to divide cos(a) by x first

OpenStudy (518nad):

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