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[University Degree Calculus: Function Limits] How did I get a wrong answer (85/4)?
I think the answer is meant to be 5/4. But I somehow got 85/4. Which part of my working is wrong?
I redid it and i know how to get the correct answer now, by using another method.
But i am curious why this certain specific working didnt work. Did i make a careless mistake? Did i break a weird rule i didnt know exist?
Im new to calculus and weak in this subject, so please be nice :(
Update: i managed to get it!! I found out that actually sin(5x)/5x as 5x approaches 0 would have been 1, not 5. same thing goes for sin(4x)/4x as 4x approaches 0
Now that honestly got me curious because I remember doing some other questions before, where I made sin(Ax)/Ax as Ax->0 = A, not 1, and i still got it right. I cant exactly remember the question but if i ever see it again, I'll post it here.
Thanks everyone!