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which question?
All of them. I was doing these with my dad, just want to know if I am on the right track
Q4 looks wrong. x->0+, the curve is going down to -infty
for Q1, tan(x) as you approach pi/2 from the positive (the right side) is going to negative infinity
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My understanding is that a when they say ->0+ they mean that approaching 0 on the positive side, what is at the y
for Q4, x->0 means x is getting close to 0 (on the x-axis) x->0+ means we are on the positive side (as you state), and approaching x=0 at x=1 the curve is at y=0, but that is not what you want.
So, when a question is asking what is the limit what are they really asking?
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