How do I find the limit of (1+sin(pi times x))^(1/x)

How do I find the limit of (1+sin(pi times x))^(1/x) as x approaches 0? I tried using wolframalpha, but am unable to understand
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Use L’Hopital’s rule to find the limit of this sequence(n^100)/(e^n) ...If you do L'Hop. Rule it would take forever, right?
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Use L’Hopital’s rule to find the limit of this sequence(n^100)/(e^n) ...If you do L'Hop. Rule it would take forever, right?
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Use L’Hopital’s rule to find the limit of this sequence(n^100)/(e^n) ...If you do L'Hop. Rule it would take forever, right?
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Find the positive integers k for whichlim ->0 sin(sin(x))/x^k exists, and then find the value the limit. (hint:consider first
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(a) Find the number c such that the limit below exists.Limit as x goes to -2 of: x^2+cx=c-3/x^2+2x (b) Calculate the limit for
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(a) Find the number c such that the limit below exists.Limit as x goes to -2 of: x^2+cx=c-3/x^2+2x (b) Calculate the limit for
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limit of (x,y)--->(1,0) of ln(1+y^2/x^2+xy))Find the limit, if it exists, or show that the limit does not exist.
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2. asked by Ms. Sue Please help!
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Work out the problem and explain your steps as you go please!1. Find the limit by numerical evidence of limx -->4 x3+4x2-7x-5 2.
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Find the value of the limit.lim �ã(x+4) - 2 divided by x x->0 The 2 is outside of the square root. The answer is supposed to
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