18. limx0ax+xcosxbsinx

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18.  limx? 0ax+xcosxbsinx=limx? 0x (a+cosx)bsinx

=1b* (a+cos0)1

=a+1b

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18. lim x0ax+xcosxbsinx=limx0x(a+cosx)bsinx

=1b*(a+cos0)1

=a+1b

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