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Examine the following graph: Use your understanding of limits to determine limx→2. Show all of your work

2. Describe a strategy for solving limits of the form limx→∞f(x)g(x), where f(x) and g(x) are polynomials.

find limx->3 g(x) (x+4)^2 < |g(x)-5| use sandwich theorem

Using the definition to show both limits: limx→±∞x^2/x^2+4 =1

Jesaki Car Sharing offers a membership plan with a $53 per month fee that includes 10 hours of driving each month and charges $8 for each additional hour.  Let F(x)F(x) be the cost for a month in which a member uses a car for xx hours.  Consider the following limits. limx→10+F(x)limx→10+F(x) limx→10−F(x)limx→10−F(x) limx→10F(x)limx→10F(x) Compute 2.  Round to the nearest cent.  Enter 0 if the limit does not exist.

Find the limits a lim X→5 (x2-5x) / (x2-3x -10) b lim X→0  (1-square root (1-x2)) / x c  lim X→ 3/x-1 - 3/x2-x d. lim X→infinty  (4x3-7x+5) / 2x3+8)

Find the limits limx→1+x1/(x-1)

Evaluate the limitlimx->infinity8/(e^x-8)=limx->-infinity8/(e^x-8)=

Find the limits. Write ∞ or -∞ where appropriate. limx/x2 - 1as x→ -1+