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Find the value of b, b>=0, for which \[\lim_{x \rightarrow 0}\left\{ \frac{ \sqrt{6x + b} -2}{ x } \right\}\] exists.
not as hard as it looks the denominator is going to zero, so the only hope of a limit to exist is if the numerator goes to zero as well
as x goes to zero, so does 6x, so you have to make sure that \(\sqrt{b}-2=0\) i.e. \(\sqrt{b}=2\)
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