document.write( "Question 770584: Use lim(x goes to 0) sinx/x = 1 to evaluate lim(x goes to 0) 1-cosx/x^2. I know the answer should be 1/2 but am not sure how to get that answer. Thanks! \n" ); document.write( "
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