How do you evaluate the limit (x^2-x-6)/(x+2) as x approaches -2?
2 Answers
Oct 29, 2016
You may do the division or use L'Hopital's Rule both tell you that it goes to -5.
Explanation:
Do the division:
Or use L'Hopital's rule:
Oct 29, 2016
First of all...
Now, in the limit as x approaches minus 2, x-3 will approach -5.
So your answer is -5 .