For each of the following limits, either c e correctness through the definition, but explaining the ing the definition) why it does not exist: e²x (a) lim x+0 ln(x + 1) - 1 sin(ln(1 + ²)) (à

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For each of the following limits, either compute it if it exists (without verifying
the correctness through the definition, but explaining the steps in your calculation), or explain (by
using the definition) why it does not exist:
(a)
(b)
e2x
1
lim
x0 ln(x + 1
lim
x →0
sin(ln(1 + x²))
X
(c) lim 1+
∞+1x
3
2x
X
lim cos(n)
(d)
(e)
+∞
(f) Σ
n=2
8+←u
n5 +4n² + en
en
lim
n→+∞ n³ + 2n²
1
3n
Transcribed Image Text:For each of the following limits, either compute it if it exists (without verifying the correctness through the definition, but explaining the steps in your calculation), or explain (by using the definition) why it does not exist: (a) (b) e2x 1 lim x0 ln(x + 1 lim x →0 sin(ln(1 + x²)) X (c) lim 1+ ∞+1x 3 2x X lim cos(n) (d) (e) +∞ (f) Σ n=2 8+←u n5 +4n² + en en lim n→+∞ n³ + 2n² 1 3n
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