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I've never seen it this way, thank you very much!

I have 1 + sinx/x in the numerator, so, they´re supposed to tend to zero isn´t it? from the left or from the right it will return me 0, or am I wrong?

it goes to + infinite, but Wolfram gives me as answer +inf and - inf.

Yep, I can use sinx/x limit but it still leave me with 0 in the denominator

yep , sorry (sen) = (sin). Ok, the antiderivative should be [ t + sin(t) ] from 0 to x. Then I get [ x + sin(x) - 0 - sin(0) ] and Yep, I found my first mistake. sin(0) = 0 Btw I would like a solution without using L' Hopital rule, if there is one of course.

Hello good evening to all, I was studying here and got stuck with this. I solved the integral and got [x+sin(x) -1] and that´s the farthest that I got. I would appreciate the help.