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\[\lim_{x+1 \rightarrow 0} , \left(\begin{matrix}(3x+2)^{9}+1 \\ x+1\end{matrix}\right)\]
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is that (3x+2)^0?
its power 9
oh, ok
umm.. just a guess.. but could it be negative infinity? because the value goes from close to 2 million to like 500 as you move left on teh graph.
most likely answer will be 9 or -9
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(3x+2)^9 = ((3x+3) - 1)^9 ... use binomial theorem to expand this ..., surely you will get answer
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