
Lin T.
asked 08/25/20Can I Improve my answer?
(x approaches to +infinity)
My answer: = (1 - cos(pi).cos(2pi).cos(3pi)) / (1 - cos(pi)) = (1 - [(-1).1.(-1)] ) / (1 - (-1)) = (1 - 1) / (2) = 0/2 = 0
Hello, I have just put "pi" where I have seen X's and, the end result was 0/2 = 0, is this a correct way to solve this limit? Are there any other methods?
1 Expert Answer

Yefim S. answered 08/25/20
Math Tutor with Experience
This limit DNE.
I think that you have lim x→0 then you have to apply L'Opital rule because you have 0/0 indeterminate form.
lim x→0 of (1 - cosxcos2xcos3x)/(1- cosx) = lim x→0 of +(1 - cosxcos2xcos3x)'/(1- cosx)' = (sinxcos2xcos3x + 2cosxsin2xcos3x + 3cosxcos2xsin3x)/sinx = lim x → 0 of [cos2xcos3x + 4cos2xcos3x + 3cosx(3-4sin2x)cos2x] = 1 + 4 + 9 = 14.
I use formulas:
sin2x = 2sinxcosx;
sin3x = 3sinx - 4sin3x
Lin T.
Sorry, I cannot edit the original post. X goes to Pi in the question.08/25/20
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