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Limit of Trigonometric Function

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Find the limit:

lim as x approaches 0 of sin 4x/sin 6x

Please provide a detailed explanation of what you are doing in each step of the problem. I am not looking for just an answer.....I would like to be able to do similar problems on my own afterwards! Thanks!

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The limits of trigonometric functions are determined. The explanation approaches are given.

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