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Evaluating a limit! help?

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Explanation would be helpful thanks, i don't understand how x+2 = 1

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  1. The limit doesn't exist. You take the limit as x approaches 1 for both equations.

    For the left hand limit you use the equation x^2.

    So you do

    limit x -> 1   [f(x)] = limit x-> 1 [x^2]

                                 = 1.

    For the right hand limit you do this

    limit x-> 1 [ f(x)] = limit x-> 1  [ x+2]

                                

                               = 3.

    Since the left hand limit and the right hand limit are not equal than the limit doesn't exist.

    Sorry for any confusion.

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