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@aum this the last one i have left
Similar to what we did before. Try the first one.
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for #1, it is -inf
Yes.
for #2. -inf
No. x -> -5+ means to approach -5 from the right.
so infinity
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@aum can you help me finish this quick, i have about 4 minutes left, then you can explain me
No. Read the graph while getting very close to -5 from the right. What is f(x)?
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I don't want to simply give out answers. We already did a similar problem earlier. This is the same method. For 2) it is +3. But you will have to do the rest as I have to log off now.
i got it
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