Mark M. answered 04/02/23
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Recall that f'(c) = limx→c [(f(x) - f(c)) / (x - c)]
So the given limit is equivalent to f'(π), where f(x) = sinx.
Since f'(x) = cosx, the value of the limit is cosπ = -1