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A problem
posted on: 10/7/2006 3:01:12 AM

lim (x-pi/2).tgx
x->pi/2

"pi" is 180 degrees
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replied on: 10/7/2006 11:56:17 AM

by tgx I take it you mean Tan x

The method is to taylor expand Tan x about \pi/2 and you will see what the answer is.

If you need more help just ask.
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replied on: 11/7/2006 11:16:10 AM

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by tgx I take it you mean Tan x

The method is to taylor expand Tan x about \pi/2 and you will see what the answer is.

If you need more help just ask.


You're right but I think L'Hospital law is easier for this problem if you let t = pi/2 - x.
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