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  • Calculus: Early Transcendentals

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graph

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following
limits
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if they exist


i .
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straight

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ta
↳ Vertical


it's
Asymptote




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.
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. .




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- -2

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4
vertical
← I where
asymptote
xt2=c
2+2=-1 straight line O
=


X = I =-3
x
the denominator
-




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L to
,
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=
I FC -
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I
,
I ) Q C- 3
,
-


D
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turning points




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I
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I




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