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Find limx→1(2−x)tan(πx/2) enter i for [infinity], -i for −[infinity], and dne if the limit does not exist.

Find limx→1(2−x)tan(πx/2) enter i for [infinity], -i for −[infinity], and dne if the limit does not exist.
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find limx→1(2−x)tan(πx/2) enter i for [infinity], -i for −[infinity], and dne if the limit does not exist.

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Because 2-x goes to 1 and the tangent goes to infinity,
It makes a positive infinity in conclusion
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