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iatnogpitw
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What is the limit of tan(x)^sin(x) as x-->0+
[tex]Lim\rightarrow0^{+}((tan(x))^{sin(x)}[/tex]
I know that you have to raise e to this limit and you can then bring down sin(x) to get [tex](sin(x))(ln(tan(x)))[/tex], but beyond that, I am stuck.
I guess above is a bit of both an attempt and relevant equations.
Homework Statement
[tex]Lim\rightarrow0^{+}((tan(x))^{sin(x)}[/tex]
Homework Equations
I know that you have to raise e to this limit and you can then bring down sin(x) to get [tex](sin(x))(ln(tan(x)))[/tex], but beyond that, I am stuck.
The Attempt at a Solution
I guess above is a bit of both an attempt and relevant equations.