reza
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Lim cot x^2 - 1/x^2
x--->&
x--->&
The discussion revolves around finding limits involving the cotangent and tangent functions, specifically the expression lim (cot(x^2) - 1/x^2) as x approaches various values, including infinity and zero.
Some participants have offered insights into the behavior of cotangent at infinity, noting that it does not converge to a fixed value. Others are questioning the steps taken in the limit calculations and the application of L'Hôpital's rule, indicating a mix of understanding and confusion about the problem.
There are indications of miscommunication regarding the limit notation and the assumptions about the behavior of trigonometric functions at specific points, particularly concerning infinity and zero.
reza said:thanks
then the answre would infinit yes?
and what wold happen if x->0
reza said:thanks
then sin cos cot and tan when x tends to infinity the limit does not exist
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lim (cot^2 x-(1/x^2))=lim [(cos^2 x -1)/x^2]