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Calculate the value of the limit to the indicated values of x then draw the graphf (x) = (x² -1 ) / (x-1,) with x = 1

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Given:

The function is,


\lim _(x\to1)((x^2-1))/((x-1))

Take the limit as x tends to 1,


\begin{gathered} \lim _(x\to1)((x^2-1))/((x-1)) \\ \text{Applying the limit as x=1 it will give }(0)/(0)\text{ form } \\ So,\text{ simplify the function.} \\ \lim _(x\to1)((x^2-1))/((x-1))=\lim _(x\to1)\frac{(x^{}-1)(x+1)}{(x-1)}=\lim _(x\to1)(x+1)=1+1=2 \end{gathered}

The limit of the function is 2.

The graph of the function is,

Calculate the value of the limit to the indicated values of x then draw the graphf-example-1
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