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11) lim -3sin (x)= X→ +∞ A) 0 B) +o C) DNE D) 1 12) Use SPECIAL LIMITS and SQUEEZING THEOREM to find lim f(x) = X→ 1 if given 1 (x-1) s f(x) se [Sin(4x-4)] for x z 1. (x2-1) 2 x A) 1 B) e C) 2e D) 4e 17x458