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cerulean sparrow
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say that it is less that the module of x/x+1

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and for x that goes to inifnty

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that limit equals 1

formal gust
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yes you can use squeeze theorem here

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divide the numerator and the denom by x

cerulean sparrow
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perfect

formal gust
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you get 1/[1+(sinx/x)]

cerulean sparrow
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ohhh

formal gust
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yeah

cerulean sparrow
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wait i might have messed up hahaha

formal gust
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lol

cerulean sparrow
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wait can i sayt that x/x+1 minor to x/x+senx ?

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or the opposite

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ya i htink like thjis

formal gust
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for x>0 at least

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and here it is >0

cerulean sparrow
cerulean sparrow
formal gust
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so works

cerulean sparrow
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ye just messed up the inequality sign lol

formal gust
cerulean sparrow
formal gust
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not really lol but okay

cerulean sparrow
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bye

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;close

formal gust
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np bye

cerulean sparrow
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how do i close

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lol

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,close

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nvm

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