I'm trying to solve the limit limh→0sin(π+h)h(π+h) without using L'Hospital's rule. It's part of a problem for which I am trying to prove that limh→0sin(π+h)|π+h|−hπ|h| exists. After a bit of simplifying and assuming h>0 I have arrived at the first expression.
Wednesday, March 29, 2017
Determining a limit without L'Hospital's Rule
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