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Limit gives indeterminate form
Homework Statement limx->∞ e^5x/ln(2x) Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution- jog511
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- Form Limit
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Finding limit of (2sinxcosx)/(2x²+x) as x approaches 0
very helpful- jog511
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Finding limit of (2sinxcosx)/(2x²+x) as x approaches 0
I get lim = 2- jog511
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Finding limit of (2sinxcosx)/(2x²+x) as x approaches 0
can it be written as sin2x/2x * 1/(x + 1/2)- jog511
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Finding limit of (2sinxcosx)/(2x²+x) as x approaches 0
sin2x/2x will be 1 I mean- jog511
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Finding limit of (2sinxcosx)/(2x²+x) as x approaches 0
the limit of sin2x/2x will be 2. am I on the right track?- jog511
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Finding limit of (2sinxcosx)/(2x²+x) as x approaches 0
Homework Statement lim x->0 (2sinxcosx)/ (2x^2 + x ) Homework Equations 2sinxcosx = sin(2x) The Attempt at a Solution denom. factors to x(2x +1) how to proceed?- jog511
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- Limit Trig
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Finding the limit of sin(4x)/2x as x approaches 0
thanks for your patience- jog511
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Finding the limit of sin(4x)/2x as x approaches 0
the limit is 2.- jog511
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Finding the limit of sin(4x)/2x as x approaches 0
It has to be 2- jog511
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Finding the limit of sin(4x)/2x as x approaches 0
c in the original equation was 1- jog511
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Finding the limit of sin(4x)/2x as x approaches 0
I don't understand this concept. Even Calculus by Larson does not explain it well.- jog511
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Finding the limit of sin(4x)/2x as x approaches 0
I believe I get sin4x/4x- jog511
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Finding the limit of sin(4x)/2x as x approaches 0
C = 4, y(x) = 4x- jog511
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Finding the limit of sin(4x)/2x as x approaches 0
I'll have to get back to the forum on this- jog511
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