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Solve limx->0 (sin-1 x) / x
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given limx->0 (sin x) / x = 1
Trigonometry Homework: Solving lim (sin-1 x) / x with Given Equation
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Solve limx->0 (sin-1 x) / x
given limx->0 (sin x) / x = 1
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Your post is vague; I have no idea what level of calculus you are working on or what attempts you have made to find the solution. L'Hospital's rule certainly applies though (form 0/0).
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You can do without L'Ho^pital's rule. Make a subsitution x=sin p. What do you get ?
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