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Lim-0
(1 + 3x)/x =?????​

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User Mettleap
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Answer:

See below.

Explanation:

The two sided limit does not exist.

As x approaches 0 from negative values the limit is -∞.

As x approaches 0 from positive values the limit is ∞.

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User JSantos
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Answer:

not exist

Explanation:


\lim\limits_(x\to0)(1+3x)/(x)\\\\\lim\limits_(x\to0^+)(1+3x)/(x)=(1+(3)(0))/((+))=(1)/((+))=+\infty\\\\\lim\limits_(x\to0^-)(1+3x)/(x)=(1+(3)(0))/((-))=(1)/((-))=-\infty

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User Joe Simpson
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