Question

Am I right or wrong?

Answer 1

with what?

Answer 2

with this

Answer 3

oh whoa limits >,> I'm not all that good at them...
but I thought vertical asymptotes came from the denominator = 0

Answer 4

what did you use to find the limit? graph or table?

Answer 5

then 2^- means replace x with a number really close to 2 but a little less than 2
right?
so a little less than 2 minus 2 = negative... I think

Answer 6

question 6 looks correct to me

Answer 7

Well, I didn't use either. @jdoe0001

I assumed, I had to plug in x. I used the rule of substitution, is it wrong?

Answer 8

well it was the right idea, but do you understand that the 2^- means that you would plug in a number that's only a tiny bit less than 2?
like 1.99999

Answer 9

@TheHero that's correct for number 6, you're meant to use substitution
but for 5 you're supposed to use a graph or make a table

Answer 10

oh right xD I forgot to read that part :P
you could solve it without graphs and tables though...

Answer 11

So, -infinite and 2, correct?

Answer 12

that's what I got ^_^ :P

Answer 13

yeap

Answer 14

Oh, wow, thank you so much you two!

Answer 15

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Answer 16

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