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This question asks, what is the limit of x plus sine x divided by x as x approaches 0? and to support it graphically at first and then to confirm algebraically.
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So graphically, when we graph in a graphing calculator, we can see that as x approaches 0, from both the left and the right, it approaches 2.
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Therefore, graphically, we know that the limit is 2.
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Algebraically, we have to look, we have to consider this at first.
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So on page 60, it says that, you know, figure 2 .1, as well as the graph, the table for the graph, it says that the limit of sine x divided by x as x approaches 0 is 1.
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We'll keep this in mind as we solve it algebraically.
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So algebraically, i have a setup right here, just rewriting the problem.
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We can split this into two different limits using the sum rule.
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So the first part that we're going to split it up to is limit of x as x approaches 0, we do x divided by x...