Why does the limit as x goes to 0 of cos(1/x) not exist? Can use two different sequences: xn=1/(n*pi), and yn=2/((2n+1)pi) and show that lim cos(1/xn) ≠ lim cos(1/yn).
Why does the limit as x goes to 0 of cos(1/x) not exist? Can use two different sequences: xn=1/(n*pi), and yn=2/((2n+1)pi) and show that lim cos(1/xn) ≠ lim cos(1/yn).
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Why does the limit as x goes to 0 of cos(1/x) not exist?
Can use two different sequences: xn=1/(n*pi), and yn=2/((2n+1)pi) and show that lim cos(1/xn) ≠ lim cos(1/yn).
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