Calculus 1: Finding Limits of Trigonometric Functions | Math with Professor V

Eight examples of how to find limits of trigonometric functions in Calculus using limit formulas (and NOT L'Hospital's Rule...that's for later 😉 ). Essential for any Calculus student to master! #mathtvwithprofessorv #triglimits #limits #calculus #calculus1 #mathvideos #youtubemath #mathprofessor #mathtutor #math #youtuber #calculusvideos #calculuslimits #precalculus #trig #trigonometry

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@ 27:28, when you multiply sinΘ/cosΘ * 1/Θ, I got sinΘ/Θ *1/ΘcosΘ. How you get the 1/cosΘ?

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