Ash L.
asked 10/24/21Investigate limℎ→0 1−cosℎ/ℎ2 numerically (and graphically if you have a graphing utility). Then prove that the limit is equal to 12.
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Bradford T. answered 10/24/21
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From the graph, the limit equals 1/2
Proof:
limh→0(1-cos h)/h2 = limh→0((1-cos h)/h2)(1+cos h)/(1+cos h)
= limh→0(1-cos2 h)/h2 (1/(1+cos h)) = limh→0(sin(h)/h)2limh→0(1/(1+cos h))
=(1)2(1/(1+1)) = 1/2
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Bradford T.
is equal to 1/2, not 12.10/24/21