Monday, February 29, 2016

Evaluate lim [sin(pi/3+ h) - sin(pi/3)] / h as h---> 0

lim [sin(pi/3 + h) - sin(i/3) / h  as h-->
0


It is obvious frm the definition of the derivtive. we
know that:


f'(x)= lim (f(x+h) - f(x)]/h   as h -->
0


Thenwe will assume
that:


f(x) =
sinx   


==> f'(pi/3) = lim [sin(pi/3 + h) - sinpi/3]
/h  as h-->0


Now we will differetiate
f(x)


f'(x) = cosx


==>
f'(pi/3)= cos(pi/3)


                   
=cos60


                     =
1/2


==>lim [sin(pi/3 + h) -
sin(pi/3)]/ h   as -->  is 1/2

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