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How find the limit of absolute value function?
Hi everybody,
I can't find the limit of (abs(x-2)-2)/x as x-->1.
I know it's (-1) but I don't see how you get to it.
If I take (x-2)>0 I get L=-3,(x-2)<0 I get L=-1.
However according to the graph two sided limit does exist and it's (-1).
Please help
Thanks
Hi everybody,
I can't find the limit of (abs(x-2)-2)/x as x-->1.
I know it's (-1) but I don't see how you get to it.
If I take (x-2)>0 I get L=-3,(x-2)<0 I get L=-1.
However according to the graph two sided limit does exist and it's (-1).
Please help
Thanks
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