Calculus - Infinite Limits; Vertical Asymptotes
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so the limit is negative infinity on the left, and positive infinity on the right. That means there is definitely an asymptote. but it also means that the overall limit does not exist because the left and right are different, correct?
hugeviet 17 hours ago
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VerbalMechanics 2 months ago
lim as x app 3 from the left and then from the right 2x/x-3 =
how can i solve this one ?
thnx
R994X 3 months ago
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R994X 3 months ago
i have a question hope anyone can answer it for me ..
how can i Differentiate id it's infinite or undefined ?
R994X 3 months ago
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monkeybussiness100 4 months ago
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demluvaboiz09 4 months ago
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demluvaboiz09 4 months ago
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gotmituns 5 months ago
@hanary it approaches 10. say x = infinite, function = 10 x infinite/infinite (ignore the 2, its insignificant compared to infinite). the two inifinites 'cancel out' and ur left with 10.
denni0302 9 months ago