Consider the function f(x)= tan 1/x Use the following table to guess the limit f(x) as...

Consider the function f(x)= tan 1/x

Use the following table to guess the limit f(x) as x goes to 0+

x	f(x) = tan 1/x
1/π
1/2π
1/3π
1/4π
1/5π
4/π
4/5π
4/9π
4/13π
4/17π

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