Friday, March 23, 2018

calculus - Prove limxto0fracln(cosx)lnleft(1fracx22right)=1 without L'Hopital


Prove that:limx0ln(cosx)ln(1x22)=1



without L'Hopital's rule.




I don't know if this is possible.



WolframAlpha agrees with this limit.




There's a similar limit without L'Hopital's rule limx0+ln(sinx)ln(x)=1, which is easier to prove and some proofs can be seen in this question.



In limx0+ln(sinx)ln(x)=1 you can see x0+, which is important, but in this case ln(cosx)ln(1x22) is an even function and we can use x0.



I've tried some of the methods given in the linked question and none of them worked.



I first saw this problem in this answer, where I also discussed the methods I've tried to solve this.



We could use limx0cosx1x22=1.







Edit: I've noticed that also



limx0cos(cosx)cos(1x22)=1



See WolframAlpha here.



And also limx0sin(cosx)sin(1x22)=1




See WolframAlpha here.



And also



limx0tan(cosx)tan(1x22)=1



See WolframAlpha here..



And also limx0arcsin(cosx)arcsin(1x22)=1




See WolframAlpha here.



Etc.

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