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Evaluate the following limit: lim x-> 3 4x^2-36/2x-6

OpenStudy (anonymous):

\[=4x^2-36\div2x-6 \] Factor numerator and denominator. \[(2x-6)(2x+6)\div(2(x-3))\] 0/0 limit does not exist using this method. Change of variable does nothing. no need to rationalize, no roots. One sided limits does this: \[f(x)={(4x ^{2}-36)\div(2x-6) UNDER -(4x^{2})-36\div(2x-6)}\] \[{=x>3, x \le3}\] THEREFORE the limit does not exist, no possible way to Evaluate it and get an existent limit.

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