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) Using the chart, approximate the limit of the function f(x) = sin x/ x as x approaches zero. Note the numbers are in radians:

User Weloytty
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Answer:

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Explanation:

We are given that


f(x)=(sinx)/(x)

Numbers are in radians

Substitute x=-1


f(-1)=(sin(-1))/(-1)=0.84

Substitute x=-0.25


f(-0.25)=(Sin(-0.25))/(-0.25)=0.989

Substitute x=-0.01


f(-0.01)=(sin(-0.01))/(-0.01)=0.999

Substitute x=-0.005


f(-0.005)=(sin(-0.005))/(-0.005)=0.999

Substitute x=0.005


f(0.005)=(sin(0.005))/(0.005)=0.999

Substitute x=0.01


f(0.01)=(sin(0.01))/(0.01)=0.999

Substitute x=0.25


f(0.25)=(sin(0.25))/(0.25)=0.989

Substitute x=1


f(1)=(sin(1))/(1)=0.84

Therefore,
\lim_(x\rightarrow 0)(sinx)/(x)=1

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