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I am doing number 48.
Use to the top equation for \(-\infty\) and \(0^-\) Use the bottom one for \(\infty\) and \(0^+\)
Ok I'll see if that works
Do you know how to do infinite limits?
Yes. I'm just no used to doing it yet and can sometimes forget things.
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What I still need to understand is how you knew to Use to the top equation for −∞ and 0− and Use the bottom one for ∞ and 0+
Was it because one equation had to be greater than or equal 0 while the other was less than 0?
Because of the conditions
Now I understand. Thanks. :)
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