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find lim (21-y)^5/6 y→-6
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Is that \[\lim_{y\rightarrow-6}(21-y)^{5/6}\]?
yes
sorry i meant 5/3
If you set y = -6 in the formula, you get:\[27^{\frac{ 5 }{ 3 }}\]This number can be simplified further, because 27 is itself a power of 3, so the final answer is a nice integer.
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(got 3^5=243 as an answer)
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