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If I=lim(x to 0) sin((e^(x)-x-1-(x^(2)...

If `I=lim_(x to 0) sin((e^(x)-x-1-(x^(2))/(2))/(x^(2)))`, then limit

A

does not exist

B

exists and equals 1

C

exists and equals 0

D

exists and equals `(1)/(2)`

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