Find a limit \lim_{x \to 0} \int_0^x \frac{\cos(t^3)}{t+x} dt

Vikolers6

Vikolers6

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2022-01-16

Find a limit limx00xcos(t3)t+xdt

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puhnut1m

puhnut1m

Beginner2022-01-17Added 33 answers

Let t=xs. Then we get the integral
limx001cos(x3s3)s+1ds=011s+1ds=log2
by dominated convergence.
limacarp4

limacarp4

Beginner2022-01-18Added 39 answers

Note that for t[0,x] we have cos(t3)[cos(x3),1]
Moreover 0x1t+xdt=ln(2x)ln(x)=ln(2)
By squeeze theorem, we get result:
ln(2)=10x1t+xdt0xcos(t3)t+xdtcos(x3)0x1t+xdt=ln(2)cos(x3)
Let x0+

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