Take logarithms. The numerator becomes n ln 2+ln[1+n sin²(n/2)]. The extra log lies between 0 and ln(n+1),so divided by n it tends to zero. The denominator divided by n tends to 2−1=1. Hence the log limit is ln 2 and the original limit is **2**.
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