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[(tanx + tan2x + tan3x + tan4x + …. ∞)/πx] for lim x→(0)+ [where 0 < |x| < (π/4)] for

(a) (1/π)

(b) (1/πn)

(c) π

(d) 0

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The correct option (a) (1/π)

Explanation:

limx→(0)– [(tan x + tan2 x + tan3 x + …. ∞)/πx]

∵  a + ar + ar2 + ..... ∞ = [a/(1 – r)] ... (sum of infinite series)

∴   limx→0 [(tan x)/(1 – tan x)] × (1/πx)

= [limx→0 {(tan x)/x}] × (1/π) × limx→0 [1/(1 – tan x)]

= 1 × (1/π) × 1

= (1/π)

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