Is Induction Proof Needed for this Limit Problem?

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Prove that for fixed s > 0, we have

lim e^-sN ( s sin bN + b cos bN ) = 0
N ->

This problem was in a chapter on Laplace Transforms. I'm assuming this will require proof by induction.
 
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Induction is used when you want to prove one statement P(n) for each positive integer n. Here you want to prove one statement P(s) for each positive real number s, so induction is of no use.

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