Let L(1) = lim(x rarr4) (x-6)^(x) and L2...

Let `L_(1) = lim_(x rarr4) (x-6)^(x) and L_2 = lim_(x rarr4) (x-6)^4 ` Which of the following is true ?

A

Both `L_1 and L_2` exists

B

Neither `L_1` nor `L_2` exists

C

`L_1` exists but `L_2` does not exist

D

`L_2` exists but `L_1` does not exist

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The correct Answer is:

D

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