Given,
`lim_(x->oo)` sech(x)
to find the value of `lim_(x->oo)`sechx
we need to find the value of
`lim_(x->-oo)` sechx and `lim_(x->+oo)`sechx
so,
the value of
`lim_(x->-oo)`sechx is as x tends to negative infinity the sech(x) -> 0
and similarly as
`lim_(x->+oo)`sechx is as x tends to positive infinity the sech(x) -> 0
So,
`lim_(x->-oo)`sechx`=lim_(x->+oo)` sechx`=0`
the limit exits for`lim_(x->oo)`sechx
and the value is`lim_(x->oo)`sechx=0
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