The integer n for which lim x → 0 ( x n ( c o s x − 1 ) ( c o s x − e x ) ) is a finite non zero number is

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The integer n for which $lim_{x \to 0} (\frac{( c o s x - 1 ) ( c o s x - e ^{x} )}{x ^{n}})$ is a finite non zero number is

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