Check Substitution: To solve the limit of sin(x)x as x approaches 1, we first check if we can directly substitute the value of x into the expression without causing any indeterminate forms.
Calculate sin(1): Direct substitution of x=1 gives us sin(1)1. Since sin(1) is not equal to zero, we do not have an indeterminate form, and direct substitution is valid.
Substitute Value: Calculate the value of sin(1) using a calculator or trigonometric tables. Note that 1 should be in radians, not degrees, for the calculation.
Perform Division: After calculating sin(1), we find that sin(1)≈0.8414709848. Now we can substitute this value into the expression to find the limit.
Perform Division: After calculating sin(1), we find that sin(1)≈0.8414709848. Now we can substitute this value into the expression to find the limit.Substitute sin(1) into the expression to get the limit: limit as x approaches 1 of sin(x)x=0.84147098481.
Perform Division: After calculating sin(1), we find that sin(1)≈0.8414709848. Now we can substitute this value into the expression to find the limit.Substitute sin(1) into the expression to get the limit: limit as x approaches 1 of sin(x)x=0.84147098481.Perform the division to find the limit: 0.84147098481≈1.188395105.