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on finding limit of trig functions when x-->y is not equal to zero
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lim
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cos inverse of x
x--> --1 --------------------------------------- ?
x+1
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In ur question , if we apply L hospitals Rule of 0/0 form.....
we get
x
-1
(1/
cos
-1
x) .( 1/
1-x
2
) / (1/
(x+1))
Cancelling out certain terms from numerator and denominator and applying limits , we get 1/
(2
)
plz reply if i am wrong..........
Krishnan
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