Question

Help? Limits and Continuity?

Answer 1

whats your problem ?

Answer 2

sorry i keep losing internet. what is \[\lim_{x \rightarrow 1^{+}}\] where

Answer 3

lim 1+ means that you approach the point from the right side
so the limit is 2

Answer 4

no it means for example f(1.0001)
or f(1.001)
so lim you r function is 2

Answer 5

so the answer is 2?

Answer 6

how bout \[\lim_{x \rightarrow 0^{+}} \frac{ 1 }{ x }\]

Answer 7

lim 1+ is 2
lim 1- is 3

Answer 8

the answer for the first question is as i said 2.

no for 1/x
when x goes to 0 (but is still positive) 1/x gets very large
you can see that it goes to +infinity.

Answer 9

kaylalynn
put for example x=.00001
then lim is 10000
put x=0.00000000001
lim is 1000000000
so it will goes to infinity

Answer 10

DNE?

Answer 11

what is DNE

Answer 12

Does not exist?

Answer 13

Does Not Exist

Answer 14

really does not exist but x=0 is vertical retricemptote