inverse of tan:) 11 Determine the limit: lim (tan(3 x))x X-0+ 12 Determine the limit: lim 1 _ X-0+ sin(x)
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This is a 0^0 indeterminate form (tan(3x)->0 and x->0+), so take natural logarithms: ln L = lim_{x->0+} x ln(tan(3x)), provided the limit exists. Show more…
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