Limit of a trigonometric function without l'hopitals rule?

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Homework Statement



lim of (sin(x)/(x+sin(x)) as x approaches 0

Homework Equations


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The Attempt at a Solution


I tried using trigonometric identites to figure it out but I can't do it, and when I looked up help for it I only found solutions that utilize the l'hospital's rule. I have to know how to do these questions without this rule, can someone at least get me started in the right direction please? Thanks.
 
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