What is the limit as x approaches 0 of [(tanx)^2]/x?

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what did you not understand about my previous response?
oops, Isee, it was tan squared.
hang on.
(tanx)^2 cannot be simplified to sinx/cosx because it's squared
lim tan^2/x= lim sinx/x * lim sin x * lim1/cosx * lim 1/cos x

There is a theorem that says lim xzy= lim x lim y lim z

so lim tan^2x/x= 1*0*1/1*1/1=0
Thank you!
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