Find the limits. if the limit does not exist, state it. In each part show your calculations and circle the answer.  a) x2-4x+4/x2+x-6 b)5x2+7/3x2-x

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Find the limits. if the limit does not exist, state it. In each part show your calculations and circle the answer. 

a) x2-4x+4/x2+x-6

b)5x2+7/3x2-x

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