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Ch. 3 - Derivatives
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Use Theorem 3.10 to evaluate the following limits.
lim x๐Ÿ ‚0 (sin 3x) / x

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Theorem 3.10 refers to the limit property: lim xโ†’0 (sin x) / x = 1. This theorem is useful for evaluating limits involving sine functions as x approaches 0.
To apply Theorem 3.10 to the given limit, we need to manipulate the expression lim xโ†’0 (sin 3x) / x to match the form of the theorem.
Notice that the argument of the sine function is 3x, not x. To use the theorem, we can rewrite the limit as lim xโ†’0 (sin 3x) / (3x) * 3.
This manipulation allows us to separate the constant factor 3 from the limit expression, resulting in 3 * lim xโ†’0 (sin 3x) / (3x).
Now, apply Theorem 3.10 to the expression lim xโ†’0 (sin 3x) / (3x), which equals 1. Therefore, the limit becomes 3 * 1.

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