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OpenStudy (josee):

what do you do when the limit is to x to 0 and theres an x in the denominator?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

See if you can get rid of that x by factoring and cancelling out stuff from the numerator/denominator Otherwise, you freak out.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Try putting 0 instead of x, if you \[0\over0\] then you need to factor, however if you get \[k/0, k \neq0\] Then you have a whole other situation.

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