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Find the indicated limit, if it exists.
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\[\lim_{x \rightarrow -8} f(x)= x+9, x<-8\] \[-7-8, x \ge -8\]
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Check if the limit is the same for both "branches" -8 + 9 = 1 -7 -8 = -15 the left and right limits aren't equal, so the limit doesnt exist
Mind explaining how to find limits please?
plug in -8 wherever you see x
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Thanks! :)
actually this makes me think about the previous problem.. i think you should check if the 2 branches where you had " < " and " > " in the previous problem give the same limit...
They both give 1 So the limit is 1?
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yes
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SOrry it's sorta late.. always verify that both sided limits are equal :)
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