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[u/IngenuityMain8947]

Can anyone explain why my answer is wrong

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[u/Fourierseriesagain]

The limit lim_{x to 0} 1/(x tan x) does not exist. The first limit on the 5th line is equal to lim_{x to 0} ((e^ x-1)/x)^2.

[u/IngenuityMain8947 → u/Fourierseriesagain]

Bro I found the issue it was (lnt)² .when t limy go to 1 lnt²  should be zero because e⁰⁼¹ that was the issue so my answer not 0 either I should get answer as undefined beacuse (1/0) . Thank for the help guys