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How do I show my work for infinite limits? Example lim as x approaches 3 from the right -2/x-3? Is my answer - infinity?
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because as x goes to 3 from the right, that means x is larger than 3 so \(x-3>0\) i.e. positive whereas \(-2\) is negative, so the whole thing goes to \(-\infty\)
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