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Prove that limx→2 x/1+x= 1/2 using the definition of limit​
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Prove that limx→2 x/1+x= 1/2 using the definition of limit​

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We have the limit as x→2 of x/1+x. Plug in the value of 2 for x.

We get,

2/(1+2) => 2/3
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