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Calculating a Limit Involving sin(x)/x as x approaches zero

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Calculating a Limit Involving sin(x)/x as x approaches zero - For more free math videos, visit http://PatrickJMT.com

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  • thank you very much

    great teacher

  • @adnshr thanks : )

  • i was struggling with this for a long time and i grew frustrated for not understanding it. then by 2:20 of your lesson i finally understood. thank you so much, i greatly appreciate it!

  • @tweedyasianbird you are very welcome

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  • @wen609 not larson, but stewart

  • can you prove why lim sinx/x = 1 = lim x/sinx , x approaches 0? Or it is something you can just use? Thanks.

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  • again thank you so much! my teacher moves soo fast because it is an calculus class for science majors, so much love!

  • we have a question like that @ 3:25....my teacher wrote wrong solution....

  • @MindLabOne yes of course

  • @MrLikenoone π/180.

  • can someone tell me lim sin(x)/x when x goes to 0 . x in degrees ? why ?

  • are you a wizard?

  • Genius 

  • "Useful limit to know, it is just another random little formulas worth memorizing"

    LooooL XD

  • @redrum41987 calc exam tomorrow. yep yep

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