synergix Messages 177 Reaction score 0 Thread starter Sep 29, 2009 #1 Homework Statement lim t3/tan32t t->0 The Attempt at a Solution I am stuck I have a lot of trouble with trig identities
Homework Statement lim t3/tan32t t->0 The Attempt at a Solution I am stuck I have a lot of trouble with trig identities
Bohrok Messages 867 Reaction score 0 Sep 29, 2009 #2 Do you know L'hôpital's rule? That might be the easiest way. If not, rewrite tan2t as sin2t/cos2t first. cos(2*0) won't cause a problem, but the t and sin2t will. See if you can get it to look like sin2t/t.
Do you know L'hôpital's rule? That might be the easiest way. If not, rewrite tan2t as sin2t/cos2t first. cos(2*0) won't cause a problem, but the t and sin2t will. See if you can get it to look like sin2t/t.
synergix Messages 177 Reaction score 0 Sep 29, 2009 #3 lim= 2*t*2*t*2*t*cos32t/2*sin2t*2*sin2t*2*sin2t\ so all the 2*t cancel the sin2t leaving cos32t/2*2*2 so limit=1/6 is this correct??
lim= 2*t*2*t*2*t*cos32t/2*sin2t*2*sin2t*2*sin2t\ so all the 2*t cancel the sin2t leaving cos32t/2*2*2 so limit=1/6 is this correct??