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Evaluate each limit (if it exists). Use $L$ Hospital's rule (if appropriate).$$\lim _{x \rightarrow 0} x \ln \sin x$$
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Calculus 1 / AB
Chapter 27
Differentiation of Transcendental Functions
Section 7
L'Hospital's Rule
Derivatives
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we are evaluating the limits of uh X approaches zero of X times natural log of sine of X. Now, what I would do is rewrite this problem as the limit as X approaches zero of natural log of sinopec's over one over X. Um Just because as you think of about um I don't know if you need to think a lot, but we're actually gonna get negative infinity over infinity. Um And the reason for that is because if you were to look at the first of all sign of zero is zero. That for you to think of natural log, it's going infinitely down if I have zero from the right side. And then lastly thinking about one over X as a graph that I guess if we're at the time I was here on the right side, we're looking at that um Mhm. So from here we can actually evaluate the derivative of the top. So we have the limits as X goes to zero. Well, the drift of the top natural log is one over that piece. But then you have to multiply by the derivative of the inside, which would be co sign. And if you think about as one over X is the same thing as X to the negative first power. It's a negative one X to the negative second power. Uh So we could rewrite this the limit as X goes to zero of negative X squared because remember we're dividing by it so to move it back up to the numerator and then uh you know times co sign over sign. And now when we do direct substitution, what we end up with is negative of zero squared and co sign of zero is one over sign of 00 I should put you putting arrows in here again. So we end up with 0/0 again. So I guess we need to take the derivative of this again. So we're going to have the limit as X goes to zero. But this time if I do the drift of the top, it's going to be the um product rule. So the derivative of X squared is two X. Leave co Cinemax alone. Then now lee plus and you leave the negative X squared alone times the derivative of cosine, which means positive sign. Um All over the derivative of sine, which would be co signed. And now when we go to plug in we end up with negative two times zero times one plus zero times zero. All over one. Well we have all these zeros divided by one will just give me zero as the correct answer. So we had to do a lot to tell Israel twice
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