Encontre os limites:
  1. lim x 9 raizx-3x-9
  2. lim x 0 cos (x)-1x
  3. lim x 0 tg(x)x
  4. lim y 3 sen(y-3)y^2+y-15
  5. lim x 0 sen(pi x)sen(3 x)
  6. lim x 0 cos (x)^2-cos (x)cos (x)-1
  7. lim x 2 sen(2 x-4)5 x-10
  8. lim x 1 sen(x^2-1)x-1
  9. lim theta 0 sen(5 theta)theta cos (theta)
  10. lim x 1 sen(2 x-2)x-1

Passo 1

Temos 10 limites envolvendo funções radicais e trigonométricas. O conteúdo é cálculo de limites, e vamos usar técnicas como o conjugado para raízes, limites trigonométricos notáveis e fatoração de expressões.
Alguns limites trigonométricos fundamentais que vamos usar: limxto0sin xx=1, limxto0tan xx=1 e limxto0cos x-1x=0.

Passo 2

Para limxto9raizx-3x-9, multiplicamos numerador e denominador pelo conjugado raizx+3:
raizx-3x-9=(raizx-3)(raizx+3)(x-9)(raizx+3)=x-9(x-9)(raizx+3)=1raizx+3to16

Passo 3

Para limxto0cos x-1x, usamos direto o limite notável ou regra de L’Hôpital. Pelo notável, cos x-1sim-tfracx^22, então a razão é zero.

Passo 4

Para limxto0tan xx, é um limite trigonométrico clássico: o resultado é 1.

Passo 5

Para limyto3sin(y-3)y^2+y-15, fatoramos o denominador: y^2+y-15=(y-3)(y+5). Com t=y-3, fica
sin tt(y+5)to13+5=18

Passo 6

Para limxto0sin(pi x)sin(3x), usamos sin(pi x)simpi x e sin(3x)sim3x. A razão é pi x3x=pi3.

Passo 7

Para limxto0cos^2 x-cos xcos x-1, fatoramos o numerador: cos^2 x-cos x=cos x(cos x-1). Cancelando cos x-1, fica cos xto1

Passo 8

Para limxto2sin(2x-4)5x-10, note que 2x-4=2(x-2) e 5x-10=5(x-2). Então
sin(2(x-2))5(x-2)=sin ttcdott5(x-2)|t=2(x-2)=15/2=25

Passo 9

Para limxto1sin(x^2-1)x-1, escreva x^2-1=(x-1)(x+1). Com t=x-1, temos
sin(t(x+1))t=sin(t(x+1))t(x+1),(x+1)to1cdot2=2

Passo 10

Para limthetato0sin(5theta)thetacostheta, use sin(5theta)sim5theta e costhetato1, dando
5thetathetacdot1=5

Passo 11

Para limxto1sin(2x-2)x-1, veja 2x-2=2(x-1). É
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Resposta

(1) 16; (2) 0; (3) 1; (4) 18; (5) pi3; (6) 1; (7) 25; (8) 2; (9) 5; (10) 2.

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