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Part (a)

We need to consider


x=(1)/(k\pi), k \in \mathbb{Z}


f\left((1)/(k\pi) \right)=\tan (k\pi)</p><p>

tan(x) has a period of pi, so this is equal to tan(0)=0.

Part (b)

We need to consider


x=(4)/((4n+1)\pi), n \in \mathbb{Z} \\ \\ f \left((4)/((4n+1)\pi) \right)=\tan \left(((4n+1)\pi)/(4) \right) \\ \\ =\tan \left(\pi n+(\pi)/(4) \right) \\ \\ =1

Part (c)

We see that 1/x approaches infinity, and hence the limit does not exist.

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