Limit Problems with Trig , Part 1

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  @wajeehazaheer7812 · 9 years ago

  Omg I swear every single topic we covered in my calculus class you've got covered on your channel!! Thanks so much for all the super helpful videos.

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  @Danny-xt1mb · 11 years ago

  should be 1-cos(x) instead of the cos(x) -1

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  @1fef1 · 12 years ago

  thank you soooooooooo much, you saved my life

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  @madavisoori · 12 years ago

  THANK YOU SO MUCH! your videos always help me!<br>

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  @emmanuelwinston8817 · 8 years ago

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  @amsuki1705 · 5 years ago

  thanks for the video .. much love

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  @ApozVideoz · 10 years ago

  @SusanAlbor, when something divided by something gives you 1 it means both the numerator and the denominator have the same value, so when you flip them it gives you the same result since top and bottom have same value, which gives you 1.

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  @H20QuincyAlpha · 13 years ago

  Mate I am so lucky I am subscribe to you. I have to learn this in tutor in year 10. I can&apos;t be bother to study maths as I have to study for my yearlies. This video is a savor, subscribed forever. Pat may I request you to do more ( 3U to 4 Unit maths ) so I can get ready for my year 11 and 12. Plus can u talk about pre- calculus trigonometry more. Like the identities of trigonometry. Thank you

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  @77777Spooky · 12 years ago

  Thank the lord for your neat lefthanded handwriting.

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  @jhearington87 · 12 years ago

  Thanks for the video. &nbsp;I needed a more detailed explanation of taking the limit of trigonometric functions.

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  @lbalistreri · 12 years ago

  do every odd problem from your book. &nbsp;Everyone of them. &nbsp;Its the hardest thing to make your self do, but it will help. &nbsp;IF you can master those then you will be fine as your prof pulls all his problems from test, quizes and homework from there- unfortunately not from patrick (as we all wish)

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  @dev_salom · 9 years ago

  Thanks man , really helped me a lot.