11. lim (x2 – 13) 12. lim(-x² + 5x – 2) I-2 13. lim 8(t – 5)(t – 7) 1-6 14. lim (x – 2r2 + 4x + 8) I--2 2x + 5 16. lim (8 – 3s)(2s – 1) 5-2/3 15. lim 1-211 - x y + 2 lim 4x(3x + 4)² 18. lim y-2 y + 5y + 6 17. 1--1/2 19. lim (5 - у)4з y--3 20. lim V - 10 z-4 3 V5h + 4 21. lim h-0 V3h +1 + 1 22. lim

11. lim (x2 – 13) 12. lim(-x² + 5x – 2) I-2 13. lim 8(t – 5)(t – 7) 1-6 14. lim (x – 2r2 + 4x + 8) I--2 2x + 5 16. lim (8 – 3s)(2s – 1) 5-2/3 15. lim 1-211 - x y + 2 lim 4x(3x + 4)² 18. lim y-2 y + 5y + 6 17. 1--1/2 19. lim (5 - у)4з y--3 20. lim V - 10 z-4 3 V5h + 4 21. lim h-0 V3h +1 + 1 22. lim

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

13th Edition

ISBN:9781133382119

Author:Swokowski

Publisher:Swokowski

Chapter9: Systems Of Equations And Inequalities

Section9.10: Partial Fractions

Problem 26E

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