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Lim of (1-cos4x)/(1-cos6x) x approach to 0

Lim of (1-cos4x)/(1-cos6x) x approach to 0
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Lim of (1-cos4x)/(1-cos6x)
x approach to 0

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answer is 1-1 divided by 1-1 by plugging in 0 where you see x
we know that cos4(0) is cos0 and cos0 is 1
so final answer is 0
User Not A JD
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here is the answer.....
Lim of (1-cos4x)/(1-cos6x) x approach to 0-example-1
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