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What is the solution? \lim_(x\to 0) (x + 2)/( x -2) ​ Math please ​​

What is the solution? \lim_(x\to 0) (x + 2)/( x -2) ​ Math please ​​
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What is the solution?


\lim_(x\to 0) (x + 2)/( x -2)
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Math please ​​

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User Lorcan
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Answer:

- 1

Ok? Understand?

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User Wienke
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Answer:


- 1

Explanation:


\lim_(x\to 0) (x + 2)/( x -2)


= (0 + 2)/( 0 -2)


= (2)/(-2)


= - 1

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User Edimar Martins
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