limit

lim x→0 sinxn/(sinx)m= ??

where m<n

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Anchal Singhal ·

It can b written as:
lim x→0 sin xn . (x)m . xn /(sin x)m.(x)m.xn

lim x→0 sin xn.(x)m.xn-m/xn.(sin x)m

Applying limits...

=0n-m = 0 Ans...

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Devil ·

I don't think there's any need of multiplying and dividing by xm....
f(x)=xnsinxm=0, as x goes to 0....

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champ ·

i can't understand the solution

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b_k_dubey ·

as x tends to 0 sinx approaches x
as x tends to 0 sinxn approaches xn
as x tends to 0 (sinx)m approaches (x)n

lim x→0 xn / xm = xn-m

it is in the form of 0+ which tends to 0

had it been in form of 0-ve = 1/0+ve it wud have tended to infinity

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aieeee ·

Hey,champ.u know Lt.sinx/x = 1. thats what anchal has done.
x→0
as,there is sin xn and sinmx, so multiply and divide xn in the first and xm,in the other.thus u get:

lt. xn-m = 0. and a better objective method has been given by Dubey sir
x→0

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