In evaluating the limits of rational functions, the numerator and the denominator was found out to be both equal to zero, what does that mean?

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Alex Reisner · Answer 1 · 2022-07-11T01:31:12+0000

since they’re both zero it has 2 things in common, since ( the denominator and numerator ) is equal to 0 it really has nothing. you can’t really fix a problem when you have nothing to explain about it.

In evaluating the limits of rational functions, the numerator and the denominator was found out to be both equal to zero, what does that mean?

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