Maths limits

Seeking little assistance with this function. Will it be discontinuous at x-->2, x--> sqrt(5) or x-->5? Ik its very obvious... My question is can I eliminate sin(pi.x) by multiplying and dividing with (pi.x) theen solve the limit? Or should i just substitute it in the sin function?
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Weirdo
Weirdo9mo ago
sin x / x = 1 when x tends to zero from what i infered from your method , you are trying to use this somehow? for x--> 2 x--> sqrt 5 ?
KaiZên
KaiZênOP9mo ago
Yeah this method only can we multiply and divide by (pi.x) so that the sin gets eliminated and then we sub the limit?
Weirdo
Weirdo9mo ago
sin wont get elemenated sinx/x is one when limit of x tends to ZERO
KaiZên
KaiZênOP9mo ago
Oh yes shoot what the fuck i made such a dumb mistake mb bro, sorry for wasting your time +solved @Weirdo
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