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Determine the following limits. If the value is infinite, specify or with enough justification for which. If it
does not exist, explain why.
(USE ONLY TECHNIQUES COVERED SO FAR. ANY ADDITIONAL TECHNIQUES WILL RESULT IN NO POINTS.)
(DO NOT USE A TABLE OF VALUES.)
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