Can this limit be directly computed by limit laws? {{MATH_299}} {{CMD_300}} {{CMD_301}} {{CMD_302}}yes{{CMD_303}} {{CMD_304}}no{{CMD_305}} {{CMD_306}} {{CMD_307}} If we are trying to use limit laws to compute this limit, we would first have to use the Product Law to say that {{MATH_308}} We are only allowed to use this law if both limits exist, so we must check this first. We know from continuity that {{MATH_309}} However, we also know that {{MATH_310}} oscillates ``wildly'' as {{MATH_311}} approaches {{MATH_312}}, and so the limit {{MATH_313}}does not exist. Therefore, we cannot use the Product Law. {{CMD_314}} {{CMD_315}} {{CMD_316}}