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YoshiMoshi
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Homework Statement
The picture attached appeared in my powerpoint for my class. It's been a long time since I took calculus 1, but if I remember correctly this formula is wrong correct?
I mean thinking about it
limit k-> inf ( cos(theta)^k ) = 0 if theta is not a multiple of pi OR +/- 1 if theta is a multiple of pi
limit k-> inf ( sin(theta)^k ) = 0 if theta is not a multiple of pi/2 OR +/- 1 if theta is a multiple of pi/2
I don't see how the generic formula is correct since domain of theta was not provided.
Thanks in advance.