x → ∞ lim e x arctan ( 3 π + sin x ) x 1 0 0 ln ( x ) = ?
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Regardless of the heavy stuff this problem has, look at the bottom, we have e x . Plugging ∞ into e x yields an infinity denominator, thus the answer is 0 because ∞ N = 0 Not a solution, just an idea that came to mind.
But numerator also tends to infinity as x--->infinity.
So u have to show that numerator < denominator. for large values of x.
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this can be done by squeezing: x → ∞ lim e x arctan ( 3 π + sin x ) x 1 0 1 ≥ x → ∞ lim e x arctan ( 3 π + sin x ) x 1 0 0 ln ( x ) ≥ x → ∞ lim e x arctan ( 3 π + sin x ) x 1 0 0 since − 1 ≤ sin ( x ) ≤ 1 , arctan ( 3 π − 1 ) ≥ arctan ( 3 π + sin x ) ≥ arctan ( 3 π + 1 ) since arctangent is monotone in that range. but these are constants, so 0 = x → ∞ lim e x arctan ( 3 π + 1 ) x 1 0 0 ≥ x → ∞ lim e x arctan ( 3 π + sin x ) x 1 0 0 ≥ x → ∞ lim e x arctan ( 3 π − 1 ) x 1 0 0 = 0 → x → ∞ lim e x arctan ( 3 π + sin x ) x 1 0 0 = 0 similarly x → ∞ lim e x arctan ( 3 π + sin x ) x 1 0 1 = 0 → 0 ≥ x → ∞ lim e x arctan ( 3 π + sin x ) x 1 0 0 ln ( x ) ≥ 0 x → ∞ lim e x arctan ( 3 π + sin x ) x 1 0 0 ln ( x ) = 0