In preparation for using the 1st principles method to find the derivatives of sin and cos, we evaluate the limit as x -> 0 of (1-cos(x))/x.

In preparation for using the 1st principles method to find the derivatives of sin and cos, we evaluate the limit as x -&gt; 0 of (1-cos(x))/x.

Differentiation of sin and cos from 1st principles: Part 2 Another important limit (MathsCasts)

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Differentiation of sin and cos from 1st principles: Part 2 Another important limit (MathsCasts)

Differentiation of sin and cos from 1st principles: Part 2 Another important limit (MathsCasts)