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what is the lim as x approaches infinity of (e^x)(sinx)
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im thinking infinity .. because e^inf is inf and sin(inf) is inf .. is this true?
MIND IT sin(inf) is not equal to inf sinx lies only between -1 to 1 so the e^x factor dominates since it tends to infinity but since sin x is fluctuating between -1 to 1 then limit fluctuates between -inf to inf so it`s of oscillating nature or limit doesn`t exit
oh yeahhhh, thanks !
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