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Ch. 2 - Limits and Continuity
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2장, 문제 2.4.36

Using limθ→0 sin θ / θ = 1


Find the limits in Exercises 23–46.


limh→0 sin(sin h) / sin h

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First, recognize that the problem involves finding the limit of the expression lim(h→0) sin(sin(h)) / sin(h). This is a limit problem that can be approached using the known limit lim(θ→0) sin(θ) / θ = 1.
To solve this, consider the substitution u = sin(h). As h approaches 0, u also approaches 0 because sin(h) is continuous and sin(0) = 0.
Rewrite the original limit in terms of u: lim(u→0) sin(u) / u. This transformation is valid because as h approaches 0, u approaches 0.
Now, apply the known limit property: lim(θ→0) sin(θ) / θ = 1. Since u is approaching 0, this property can be directly applied to the expression lim(u→0) sin(u) / u.
Conclude that the limit of the original expression lim(h→0) sin(sin(h)) / sin(h) is equal to 1, based on the substitution and the known limit property.

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