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Math on Instagram: "📌How to use the squeeze theorem? 🤔 📌The squeeze theorem is a very useful theorem that allows to calculate the value of some limits that we can't calculate in an algebraic way. For example when there are trigonometric functions. Infact the Limit with x to + infty of sin x is undefined because sin x is a periodical function. 📌Using the squeeze theorem we find two functions that "squeeze" the function of which we are calculating the Limit. We calc
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