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If \[\lim_{x -> 0}{\left(\frac{h(x) - 5}{x}\right)} = 1\]find the value of \[\lim_{x->0}{h(x)}\]
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I think that it does not exist, but my book says that it's 5. Can someone explain this to me?
What is h(x)
h(x) isn't given
just looking at it, if you have h(5)=5, you get lim x to 0 of (5-5)/0, which would be 0/0, which would be 1. Not sure how you prove it though.
h(x)=5*
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