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The limiting value of (cos x) 1/sin x as x → 0 is -
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Put cos x = 1 + y as ; x → 0 ; y → 0
Hence 
(cos x) 1/sin x = 
[(1 + y) 1/y ] y/sin x 
= 
= e
0 = 1.
Hence is the correct answer.
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