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Question #8ada3

Answer 1

This is merely the case where you have a function of x, f(x), and you are asked for the `lim_(xtoa)f(x)`; this is known to be:

`lim_(xtoa)f(x) = f(a)`

Explanation:

I am going to assume that you meant x when you wrote the binomial but you typed y or you meant y when specified the approaching variable but typed x. Either way, the following is what I think that you meant:

`lim_(xto-3)(5-x)^(4/3) = (5 --3)^(4/3) = 8^(4/3) = 2^4 = 16`