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Nathew
Homework Statement
Lim x→0 (e^-x+x-1)/(xsinx)
The Attempt at a Solution
I've tried L'Hopital's multiple times but it only gets more complicated.
Limit of (e^-x+x-1)/(xsinx) as x approaches 0
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Homework Help Overview
The problem involves evaluating the limit of the expression (e^-x + x - 1) / (x sin x) as x approaches 0. This falls under the subject area of calculus, specifically limits and indeterminate forms.
Discussion Character
- Exploratory, Assumption checking
Approaches and Questions Raised
- Participants mention attempts to apply L'Hopital's rule but express that it complicates the problem further. There are requests for clarification on the steps taken in the attempts.
Discussion Status
The discussion appears to be in an early stage, with participants sharing their attempts and seeking further guidance. There is a lack of explicit consensus on the approach to take, and the thread has been closed for the original poster to start anew with more detailed work.
Contextual Notes
Participants are encouraged to show their work, indicating a focus on understanding the process rather than just the solution. The thread has been closed, suggesting a need for clearer presentation of attempts.
Lim x→0 (e^-x+x-1)/(xsinx)
I've tried L'Hopital's multiple times but it only gets more complicated.
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Ray Vickson
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Nathew said:
Show your work.
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tiny-tim
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Hi Nathew! 
Shouldn't
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Nathew said:
Shouldn't
…show us your first two. 
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Mark44
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Thread closed. Nathew, please start a new thread that shows what you have tried.
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