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Define f: (-1,1) -> R by f(x) = x+1/(x^2-1). Does f have a limit at 1? Justify.
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OpenStudy (usukidoll):
And I am well aware that there isn't a limit at 1 due to the fact that a |dw:1457325613718:dw|
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