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If f , g , and h are functions having a cammon domain D and `h(x) lef(x) leg(x), x in D` and if `lim_(x to a)h(x)=lim_(x to a)g(x)=l" "then"`
`lim_(x to 0)x^(4)sin((1)/(3sqrtx))` is

A

0

B

1

C

`(1)/(3)`

D

`-(1)/(3)`

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