STATEMENT-1 : lim(x->oo)(log[x])/([x])=0...

STATEMENT-1 : `lim_(x->oo)(log[x])/([x])=0`. STATEMENT-2 : `lim_(x->0)(sqrt(sec^2-1))/x` does not exist. STATEMENT-3: `lim_(x->2)(x-1)^(1/(x-2)) = 1`

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