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Suppose that lim x->-2 f(x) = 2 and lim x-> -2 g(x) = 3. Find the limit: lim x-> -2 for the function x(f(x))/ 1+ x^2
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is there a typo in this?
amristre can u help me after her
i can try
nope their is not typo
the i will assume that x(f(x)) just means 2x
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you have to use the limit theorems for this so thats the c
2x ------- there are no restriction for x at at -2 so this is jsut 1 + x^2 lim(2x) -4 --------- = ---- lim(1+x^2) 5
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