Which example in this section of the textbookshows that estimating limits numerically maynot always be accurate?limit as x approaches 3 of sin(pi/x)O limit as x approaches -1 of f(x)=(4-x^2)/(x+2)O limit as x approaches -2 of f(x)=(4-x^2)/(x+2)O limit as x approaches O of sin(pi/x)

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Which example in this section of the textbook shows that estimating limits numerically may not always be accurate? limit as x approaches 3 of sin(pi/x) O limit as x approaches -1 of f(x)=(4-x^2)/(x+2) O limit as x approaches -2 of f(x)=(4-x^2)/(x+2) O limit as x approaches O of sin(pi/x)