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why is the lim x->2- |x-2|/x^2-4 = -1/4?
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because x-> 2- means x is very near to 2, but less than 2 so, |x-2| will be negative.
lim x->2- |x-2|/x^2-4 = lim x->2- { -(x-2)/x^2-4 }
ok, forgive my ignorance....How can the absolute value of something be negative?
the absolute value is never negative, u are correct what i meant was |x-2| = -(x-2) to make the answer positive.....
like if x=1.99 |x-2| = 0.01 also -(x-2) = -(-0.01) = 0.01
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*chuckle and a sigh* Every time I think I understand math, I am humbled again and again. Thank
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