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Lim x+2/(x(x-1)^2) doesnt exist . x--> 1 Using the right and left sides of 1 we get - and + infinity but how do we get there. X+1=3 / (1^-)((1^-)-1)^2 how do i substitute that
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In the denominator we get1^-(0^-)^2
take comman X^3 from both upper and lower side then cancel them by that u will not get infinity.....
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