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                Let f(t)=sint where t is the measure of the angle in degrees. Thus f is the sin function on your calculator if you select degree mode. Then:
lim(t->0)(f(t)/t)=
(Your answer will be a real number.)
            
        lim(t->0)(f(t)/t)=
(Your answer will be a real number.)
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            Damon
            
    in radians
sin t --> t + t^2/2! -t^3/3!.....
so in radians
sin t/t --->1 as t--->0
however we are doing degrees
do t degrees which is (pi t/180) rad
so we have
sin (pi t/180) /t
which becomes
(pi t/180 +(pi t/180)^2/2 ...
divided by t
----> pi/180 as t--->0
----> .01745
check
sin .01 degrees / .01 = .01745 ..
whew !
    
sin t --> t + t^2/2! -t^3/3!.....
so in radians
sin t/t --->1 as t--->0
however we are doing degrees
do t degrees which is (pi t/180) rad
so we have
sin (pi t/180) /t
which becomes
(pi t/180 +(pi t/180)^2/2 ...
divided by t
----> pi/180 as t--->0
----> .01745
check
sin .01 degrees / .01 = .01745 ..
whew !
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