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Find the indicated limit, if it exists.
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@bloopman
There are two limits, depending on whether you approach x=0 from x>0 or from x<0.
@douglaswinslowcooper, the question is asking for the pure limit. shhh. remember how i taught you to solve this graphically?
Yeah, but how do I graph an absolute value? Do I just make it positive?
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indeed. you evaluate the internal expression, then just make it positive
Remember, you just find limit from both sides. If it is same limit, then that's the answer, if not, then there is no limit.
shhh geerky you're stealin' my thunder.
haha
So do I plug in 0?
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Yeah, plug in 0 for both side. Or you can just do bloopman's way and graph it.
So it's 4 and -8
That means it doesn't exist, right?
indeed. sorry i was afk
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