Finding limits at infinity using squeeze theorem | Squeeze or Sandwich Theorem - Calculus

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Nice video. Just an observation at 2:52
We have to evaluate x>0 where -1/x

[@calculus997]

NO, NO
WE DO not need to consider two separate case here. BECAUSE x approaches infinity. AND so x is positive

[@calculus997]

What you mentioned is when x approaches 0. NOT for this example

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What if lim x->0 sinx/x, then?

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