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OpenStudy (anonymous):

show that this limit does not exist: lim x ->1+ x/(x-1) x is not equal to 1 show that this limit does not exist: lim x ->1+ x/(x-1) x is not equal to 1 @Mathematics

myininaya (myininaya):

1.01 is to the right of 1 and kind of close to 1 we know the limit is either infinity or -infinity so when we plug 1.01 into the expression x/(x-1) we get a positive number which means as x approaches 1 from the right f approaches infinity

OpenStudy (anonymous):

i need a more formal proof.

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