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    This mathematical document contains three equations: the first defines a function f(X) using square roots and sine, the second adds a tangent term to the first equation, and the third takes the limit as x approaches 0 of a fraction involving sine, squared sine, and polynomials.

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    This mathematical document contains three equations: the first defines a function f(X) using square roots and sine, the second adds a tangent term to the first equation, and the third takes the limit as x approaches 0 of a fraction involving sine, squared sine, and polynomials.

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    F (X) Senx) Senx) Senx) Senx) X Sen X

    Uploaded by

    Peña Peña
    This mathematical document contains three equations: the first defines a function f(X) using square roots and sine, the second adds a tangent term to the first equation, and the third takes the limit as x approaches 0 of a fraction involving sine, squared sine, and polynomials.

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    of 1

    f ( X )=

    (1+ senx)
    (1 senx)

    f ( X )=

    (1+ senx)
    +2 tan senx
    (1 senx)

    lim
    x0

    ( x 236 ) sen2 (6x)


    2

    x 12 x+ 36

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