Evaluate the limits of
X²-X-2/X(X-2) As X tends to be 2
Let us evaluate the limits of X2−X−2X(X−2)\frac{X²-X-2}{X(X-2)}X(X−2)X2−X−2 as XXX tends to 2.
limX→2X2−X−2X(X−2)=limX→2(X−2)(X+1)X(X−2)=limX→2X+1X=32.\lim\limits_{X\to 2}\frac{X²-X-2}{X(X-2)}=\lim\limits_{X\to 2}\frac{(X-2)(X+1)}{X(X-2)}= \lim\limits_{X\to 2}\frac{X+1}{X}=\frac{3}{2}.X→2limX(X−2)X2−X−2=X→2limX(X−2)(X−2)(X+1)=X→2limXX+1=23.
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