limit as x approaches 0 (50x^2)/sin(x)+50x^2?
limit as x approaches 0 (50x^2)/(sin(x)+50x^2)
limit as x approaches 0 (50x^2)/(sin(x)+50x^2)
Mike
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0 because sin(x) will approach 0 as x approaches 0 leaving you with 50x^2/50x^2 which you can then simplyfy to x^2/x^2 which of course goes to 0 as x goes to 0.
ted s
obviously [ 0 ] ; divide top and bottom by [ x ] , take the limit