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Evaluate the limit, or state that the limit does not exist. Shown above

a.
0
b.
9/13
c.
Limit does not exist
d.
2

Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
B
C
D

Evaluate the limit, or state that the limit does not exist. Shown above a. 0 b. 9/13 c-example-1

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Simplify 2n + 7n to 9n

9n/13n

Cancel n

9/13

Answer: B. 9/13

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For this case we have a limit.

If n tends to 0, we would have an indetermination
\frac {0} {0}, if not, if n tends to ∞, we would have an indetermination ∞/∞.

If we have:


\frac {2n + 7n} {13n}

Adding the terms of the numerator:


\frac {9n} {13n}\\\frac {9} {13}

Thus, the result is given by:
\frac {9} {13}

Answer:

Option B

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