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Using L'Hospital's Rule,

find,
the limit as x approaches 0 of x^(sinx)

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There is a rule that says 0^0 = 1
You don't need L'Hopital's rule.

I'm not sure how you would apply that rule anyway. I can't make a ratio out of x^(sinx)

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