Tuesday, November 8, 2016

calculus - The Squeeze Theorem


Find limx0(x2sin1x)


Solution:


We have:


1sin1x1;x(5,5){0}Why?


(Multiplying by x2 …Note that x2 is non-negative)


x2x2sin1xx2;x(5,5){0}


We have


limx0(x2)=0=limx0(x2)


By the squeeze theorem,



limx0(x2sin1x)=0



Can someone please explain this problem? I could solve the ones without sin/cos.


Why do we assume that sin1x is between 1 and 1?

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