Limit of \(\displaystyle\lim_{{{n}\to+\infty}}{\left({\cos{{\frac{{{x}}}{{{n}}}}}}+{\sin{{\frac{{{2}{x}}}{{{n}}}}}}\right)}^{{n}}\)

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2022-03-22

Limit of limn+(cosxn+sin2xn)n

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Karsyn Wu

Karsyn Wu

Beginner2022-03-23Added 17 answers

By using the following Taylor expansions at 0, cos(t)=1+o(t), sin(t)=t+o(t), and ln(1+t)=t+o(t) , we have that
(cos(xn)+sin(2xn))n=exp(nln(cos(xn)+sin(2xn)))
=exp(nln(1+2xn+o(1n)))
=exp(n(2xn+o(1n)))

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