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lim (e^(-6 x)cos(x)) x-> infinity
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is it e^(-6 x) *cos(x) or e^((-6 x)cos(x))
\[\frac{cos(x)}{e^{6x}}\] cosine is bounded by one and the denominator goes to infinity lickedy split
the first one
confused. what is the difference between those two Andras?
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its e^(-6x) * (cosx)
\[cosx/e ^{6x}\]
ans is zero
could you explain it please
lim x---> infinity= any value in the interval [-1.1] say A lim x---> infinity e^6x=infinity A/infinity=0
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