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OpenStudy (latinaas):

PLEASE HELP!!! NEED IT ASAP Use graphs and tables to find the limit and identify any vertical asymptotes of the function. limit of x divided by the quantity x minus 4 as x approaches 4 from the left @phi or anyone else

OpenStudy (phi):

\[ \lim_{x \rightarrow 4^-} \frac{x}{x-4}\] ?

OpenStudy (latinaas):

yes

OpenStudy (phi):

the top approaches 4 the bottom approaches 0, but because x is smaller than 4 (we are moving in from the "left" side of 4 e.g. from 3), x-4 will be negative. x never reaches 4, so the bottom is always negative. so I would say negative infinity is the limit

OpenStudy (latinaas):

and no vertical asymptotes? and if you have a little bit more time I have one more question.

OpenStudy (phi):

it is a vertical asymptote. if you graph this, the line goes down and gets close to the (vertical line) x=4

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