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Find a simpler function that is asymptotically equivalent to the given function. a. sec(x)-1 as x...

Find a simpler function that is asymptotically equivalent to the given function.

a. sec(x)-1 as x approaches 0

b. 1 - Sqrt of cos (x) as x approaches 0

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As they are asymptotically equal,

Equivalence function is sec(x)+sqrt sec(x).

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