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defined limit for x -> 0 from function f(x)=ln|x|+c...?
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I'd say c cause the limit for x -> 0 to ln|x| does exist, so the limit of a sum is the sum of a limit
id say -infinity
false you answer @bnsvarela....
why?
ln|x| isnt a polynomial is it?
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I'll say because when x - to 0 , lnx - to (-inf); plus constant wouldn't change that fact
that was my thinking :)
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