If f(x)=cosx2sinxtanxxx2x12x1, then x→0limxf′(x)
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Held on 15 Apr 2018 · Verified 6 Jul 2026.
Options
A
Exists and is equal to −2
B
Does not exist
C
Exist and is equal to 0
D
Exists and is equal to 2
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Solution
==+2xsinx−x2tanx)=⇒∴=== So, x→0limxf′(x)=−2f(x)=cosx2sinxtanxxx2x12x1cosx(x2−2x2)−x(2sinx−2xtanx)−x2cosx−2xsinx+2x2tanxx2tanx−x2tanxf′(x)=2x(tanx−cosx)+x2(sec2x+sinx)x→0limxf′(x)x→0limx2x(tanx−cosx)+x2(sec2x+sinx)x→0lim(tanx−cosx)+x(sec2x+sinx)2(0−1)+0=−2
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