LIAN Q.
asked 08/23/23cosine limits??
lim x-> infinity (cos(5x/x^2+7 )+pi/3)
Will this be DNE because the cosine graph keeps oscillating from positive and negative?
3 Answers By Expert Tutors
Mark M. answered 08/23/23
Retired math prof. Calc 1, 2 and AP Calculus tutoring experience.
limx→∞ [ cos ( 5x / (x2+7) ) + π/3 ] = cos0 + π/3 = 1 + π/3
Justin L. answered 08/23/23
College Student tutoring Math and Physics
This limit will not be DNE. The cosine graph does oscillate, and the limit of cos(x) as x approaches infinity is DNE, but in this case, 5x/x^2 will approach 0 as x approaches infinity, leaving you with cos(0+7) + pi/3
Also, make sure you formatted the parentheses properly in your question as that could affect the answer. Either way, the limit should exist.
Raymond B. answered 08/23/23
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
Yes. DNE
unless f(x) approaches one real number as a limit there is no limit
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