Limits of Trigonometric functions exercise 7

[@dombosel]

How does 0/Sin0 equate to 1 I'm very confused. I know you are correct but I struggle with this., please help, God bless you.

[@mathsolutions9793]

@@dombosel hello, the inverse of 1 is 1, the usual limit is sin x / x as x approaches 0 and that is equal to 1 since the fraction is the other way around it's still the same value, also you can use L'Hopital method you get the same answer, thank you for your comment.

[@dombosel]

@@mathsolutions9793 Thankyou genius maths man

[@mathsolutions9793]

@dombosel thank you that's very kind