6. Find the limit of each, if possible. In x a. lim x→14x – x² - 3 cos x + 1 b. lim x→n (x-n)2 x3 c. lim X - 0 ex²

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6. Find the limit of each, if possible.
In x
a. lim
x→14x – x² - 3
cOs x + 1
b. lim
x→n (x-n)2
c. lim
X → 0 ex²
Transcribed Image Text:6. Find the limit of each, if possible. In x a. lim x→14x – x² - 3 cOs x + 1 b. lim x→n (x-n)2 c. lim X → 0 ex²
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