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Answer:


\lim_(x \to 7) (√(x+2)-3 )/(x-7) = (1)/(6)

Explanation:


\lim_(x \to 7) (√(x+2)-3 )/(x-7)


(√(x+2)-3 )/(x-7)


\frac{(1)/(2) (x+2)^{-(1)/(2) }}{1} <-- Take derivative of numerator and denominator expressions


{(1)/(2) (x+2)^{-(1)/(2) }} <-- Simplify


(1)/(2)((1)/(√(x+2) )) <-- Rewrite


(1)/(2)((1)/(√(7+2) )) <-- Use direct substitution and plug in the limit x=7


(1)/(2)((1)/(√(9) ))


(1)/(2)(\frac{1}3 })


(1)/(6)

Therefore,
\lim_(x \to 7) (√(x+2)-3 )/(x-7) = (1)/(6)

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