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Find the Limit of the natural log of x+2 as x approaches -2 from the right?
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ln(x) as x approaches 0 from the right is negative infinity i think..
graph ln(x) and see where the asymptote is
How?
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it is identical to \[y=\ln(x)\] only shifted to the left 2 units
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so yeah \(-\infty\)
Oh....that makes sense @misty1212
so the answer is negative infinity?
when you approach negative 2 from the right you get a number thats slightly more then -2. so -1.999999+2 = 0.000000000000001 get the point here? its negative inifity
yeah... thank you @TylerD and @misty1212
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