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Solve for the Limit of Function by applying appropriate Limit Theorems

Solve for the Limit of Function by applying appropriate Limit Theorems-example-1
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Answer:

Given to solve,


\lim _(x\to-1)(2x+2)(x+2)

From the rules for limits, we can see that for any polynomial, the limit of the polynomial when x approaches a point k is equal to the value of the polynomial at k.

The given function of the limit is a quadratic function, the limit of the quadratic equation when x approaches a point -1 is equal to the value of the quadratic equation at -1.

we get,


\lim _(x\to-1)(2x+2)(x+2)=(2(-1)+2)((-1)+2)
=(-2+2)(1)=0
\lim _(x\to-1)(2x+2)(x+2)=0

Answer is : 0

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