Asked by John
Find the limits
Lim(sin kt/t) t approaches 0 and (K is constant)
How do you start this and go about it stepwise?
Does knowing (K constant) help me to solve this?
Lim(sin kt/t) t approaches 0 and (K is constant)
How do you start this and go about it stepwise?
Does knowing (K constant) help me to solve this?
Answers
Answered by
drwls
You can do this in one step.
As t -> 0, sinkt -> kt, so
Lim (sinkt)/t = kt/t = k
t->0
You could also use l'Hopital's rule and get the same answer.
As t -> 0, sinkt -> kt, so
Lim (sinkt)/t = kt/t = k
t->0
You could also use l'Hopital's rule and get the same answer.
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