X - log (1+.) lim X-0 [-cosx [Ans 1]
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We have: $$ X - \log(1 + \lim_{X \to 0} (-\cos X)) $$ Now, let's find the limit as $X$ approaches $0$ for $-\cos X$: $$ \lim_{X \to 0} (-\cos X) = -\cos(0) = -1 $$ Now, substitute the limit back into the original expression: $$ X - \log(1 + (-1)) $$ Since $1 Show more…
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