find the limit 3/x^2-6x+9 as x approaches 3

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myininaya · Answer

dne

anonymous · Answer

3
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(x-3)(x-3)   

there is no way you can avoid zero in denominator, so dne

myininaya · Answer

:)

anonymous · Answer

Does Not Exist

myininaya · Answer

is dne universal?

anonymous · Answer

It doesn't exist, it is not indeterminate, so L'Hopital's doesn't work here.

myininaya · Answer

does everyone knows what that stands for?

anonymous · Answer

Yes

myininaya · Answer

f either went sky diving or rocky mountain climbin' here

anonymous · Answer

yes, thanks...  it's going to be a long semester if I don't get my head back into this!

anonymous · Answer

not in bed yet i see...

anonymous · Answer

@wahoo if you get a zero in the denominator and the numerator is NOT 0 then the limit doesn't exist

anonymous · Answer

if you get a 0 in the denominator and the numerator is also 0, you have more work to do

anonymous · Answer

k, thanks again

myininaya · Answer

no one liked my joke?

myininaya · Answer

god i thought it was a little funny 
tough crowd

anonymous · Answer

there was a joke?

anonymous · Answer

can't see it site keeps bouncing. hello joe!

anonymous · Answer

hello :)

myininaya · Answer

hey joe :)

myininaya · Answer

f either went sky diving or rocky mountain climbin' here

anonymous · Answer

it funny in a corny kinda way lolol

anonymous · Answer

oh i read it as 
I either went sky diving or rocky mountain climbin' here 
and didn't know what the heck you were talking about

myininaya · Answer

skydiving and pretend the sky goes on forever

anonymous · Answer

rocky mountain oyster climbing

myininaya · Answer

and the rocky moutain goes on forever