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Limit using L'Hopitale Rule

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Find the limit as x approaches zero of 5x - sin (5x) / 5x - tan (5x)

asked Nov 30, 2013 in CALCULUS by rockstar Apprentice

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lim(x--->0)[5x-sin(5x)/5x-tan(5x)]

This is in 0/0 form, apply L hospital rule.

= lim(x--->0)[5-5cos(5x)/5-5sec^2(5x)]

= lim(x--->0)[-25sin(5x)/-25tanxsec^2x]

= lim(x--->0)[sin5x/tanxsec^2x]

By taking derivatives from L hospital rule gives

= lim(x--->0) [5cos(5x)/sec^4x+2tan^2xsec^2x]

Evaluting limits.

= 5(1)/(1^4+2*0*1)

= 5

answered Jan 20, 2014 by ashokavf Scholar

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