L'hopitals rule (sp.?) is when if the limit of a function cannot be found (as it would involve dividing by zero), where the function can be split to show :
f(x)/g(x)
the limit will still stand if you differentiate both top and bottom line independant from each other, that is to say:
i see what you done there, but the last bit of it, i could be wrong, but surely:
lim sin(2x)/2x = 0/0 which is the same problem you started with, it does not
equal 0, but technically approaches in infinite amout as
you cant divide by zero? thus l'hopitals rule must act
on this as well to give a numerical value
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