
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.
Yes. DNE
unless f(x) approaches one real number as a limit there is no limit
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