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Use the properties of limits to help decide whether the limit exists.find its value. limx^2 5x-36/x^2-16

User Jerami
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Answer:

The value of limit =
(13)/(8)

Explanation:

Explanation:-

Given
\lim_(x \to 4) (x^(2)+5 x-36 )/(x^(2)-16 )

=
\lim_(x \to 4) (x^(2)+9 x-4 x-36 )/((x-4)(x+4) )

=
\lim_(x \to 4) ((x(x-4)+9(x-4) )/((x-4)(x+4) )

=
\lim_(x \to 4) (((x-4)(x+9))/((x-4)(x+4) )

=
(4+9)/(4+4)

=
(13)/(8)

Hence the limit exists and The value of limit =
(13)/(8)

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