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1.3 Limits that Fail to Exist [03] - sin(1/x)
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http://www.rootmath.org/calculus/limits-that-fail-to-exist
Our third example of a limit that does not exist. This limit does not exist because the function oscillates as x approaches 0 and so the limit does not exist.
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