Limits exercise 2 (Using L'Hopital Rule)

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or you could write tan(X) as sin(X)/cos(X) and then you get limit as X approaches 0 of cos(X) which is 1

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@@michas.2240 yes you're absolutely right, that video is within a demonstration on how to solve limits using L'Hopital rule. There are many ways to solve these types of questions. Thank you for your comment.