Friday, May 10, 2019

calculus - Find the limit limxtofracpi2(fraccos(5x)cos(3x)) without using L'Hospital's rule



I'm trying to find the limit:




limxπ2(cos(5x)cos(3x))



By L'Hospital's rule it is 53 but I'm trying to solve it without using L'Hospital rule.



What I tried:




  1. Write cos(5x)cos(3x) as cos(4x+x)cos(4xx) and then using the formula for cos(A+B).


  2. Write cos(x) as sin(xπ2).





But I didn't have success with those methods (e.g. in the first one I got the same expression cos(5x)cos(3x) again ).


Answer



cos(5x)=sin(52π5x)=sin5(π2x)
And
cos(3x)=sin(32π3x)=sin3(π2x)



So we set π2x=w



as xπ2 we have x0




The given limit can be written as



limw0sin5wsin3w=53limw03wsin5w5wsin3w=53limw0(sin5w5w3wsin3w)=53
Hope this can be useful


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