pbm with limits

can u explain mathematically for the non existence
of the following limits

lim xâ†’âˆžcos(1/x)

lim xâ†’âˆž(1)^x

6 Answers

106

Asish Mahapatra ·2009-06-11 02:54:55

I would say the second one "limit exists" = 1

For first one, x â†’ âˆž ==> 1/x â†’ 0₊ So the limit is 1 i think ??

Luks lyk ive to revise limits again

yes limits exist for both 1 and 2

but it is given not exists in rsm.

106

Asish Mahapatra ·2009-06-11 03:05:45

wrong maybe

it says dat for the lim xâ†’âˆžcos(1/x) function doesnt have a unique tendency so limit wont exist.

its definitely wrong

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