Limits doubt(Q19)

How do I simply the leftmost portion of the inequality (the expression with cos)
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Fusion
FusionOP3mo ago
,rotate
TeXit
TeXit3mo ago
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Fusion
FusionOP3mo ago
I put the value in x and got stuck Idk what to do I tried factoring out the minus sign and applying 1-cos(2x)=2sin^2(x) but that also didn't work Am I supposed to use trigonometric substitution here of some sort? Using this method, a limit of -16 would exist IF in the question the argument of cos was 2x-4 instead of 2x+4 @Opt can you pls check
Opt
Opt3mo ago
It's probably that ngl
Fusion
FusionOP3mo ago
Because afaik the question is incorrect I tried putting the expression in wolframalpha and it agrees
Opt
Opt3mo ago
Because cos(8) is a very weird thing to have
Fusion
FusionOP3mo ago
Alr Thanks Also, @Opt where do I practice questions on limits from? All pyqs are kind of mixed with other topics
Opt
Opt3mo ago
Hmmm You don't go for coaching na?
Fusion
FusionOP3mo ago
Ive solved arihant That enough? No
Opt
Opt3mo ago
Have you done Continuity and Differentiability?
Fusion
FusionOP3mo ago
Not yet Only fxns,itf and limits in calc
Opt
Opt3mo ago
Wait lemme see if I have any material for this
Opt
Opt3mo ago
I have Vedantu problems.
Fusion
FusionOP3mo ago
Tq
Opt
Opt3mo ago
But it has continuity and diff Just see if there are questions that don't involve it
Fusion
FusionOP3mo ago
Ye that's what I'm doing rn
Opt
Opt3mo ago
There's a bunch of limit of sum type questions which are solved by integration.
Fusion
FusionOP3mo ago
the newton leibnitz formulae one?
Opt
Opt3mo ago
Nah, not diff under the integral Wait I'll type out the formula you want to use for that
Fusion
FusionOP3mo ago
O then i have not im currently solving arihant and i think i should be fine for now
Opt
Opt3mo ago
$$lim{n\to\infty}\frac{1}{n}\sum{k=0}^{an}f\left(\frac{k}{n}\right)= \int_{0}^{a}f(x)dx$$
Fusion
FusionOP3mo ago
Yes this was also given in arihant
TeXit
TeXit3mo ago
Opt
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Fusion
FusionOP3mo ago
tq opt
Opt
Opt3mo ago
Np np
Fusion
FusionOP3mo ago
also on a side note, how long will it take me to cover continuity and differentiability? I have covered methods of differentiation in 11th but i have to brush it up once
Opt
Opt3mo ago
Couple weeks ig. Lot of practice required for that chapter Maybe a week if you do it constantly
Fusion
FusionOP3mo ago
O i see ive covered det and matrices, ITF, fxns and limits till now is my pace alr? ah alr tq +solved @Opt
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