Limit x tends to 0 tan5 x/sinx

Mark M. answered • 12/27/18

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The given limit has the form 0/0.

By L'Hopital's Rule, the given limit is equivalent to:

lim_x→0[5sec²(5x) / (cosx)] = 5(1) / (1) = 5

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