need help with this problem
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replace u by -2 and see what you get
that is all. the "justification" is because both polynomials (the inside piece) and square root are continuous functions
But what limit laws is this problem following?
\[\sqrt{(-2)^3+3\times (-2)+6}\]
i get \[2\sqrt{2}\] it is no problems here because square root is continuous. and so is any polynomial. so you can just plug in the number and so long as your answer is not undefined, then you have it
OK I get that its continuous but problem is asking for the appropriate limit laws and there six of them.
name one
like lim f(x) + lim g(x)
does one say that the limit of a square root is the square root of the limit?
oh year its actually 10 rule, its the last one which is number 10
if so use that one. and the limit of the product is the product of the limit and the limit of the power is the power of the limit
you can use them all because you have a square root, a power, and a product
ok, thanks!
yw
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