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jolly thistle
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my answer is 5 but according to a website the answer is 8, so anyone can help me

knotty osprey
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I can see your image

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So, the thing you usually do with limits of that form

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Let me write it down

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$\lim_{x\to a} \dfrac{f(x)}{\sqrt{g(x)} - \sqrt{h(x)}}$

queen cradleBOT
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Poncelet

knotty osprey
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You multiply and divide by the conjugate of what you have in the denominator

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Basically that will be in this case

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$\lim_{x\to a} \dfrac{f(x)}{\sqrt{g(x)} - \sqrt{h(x)}}\cdot \dfrac{\sqrt{g(x)}+\sqrt{h(x)}}{\sqrt{g(x)}+\sqrt{h(x)}}$

queen cradleBOT
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Poncelet

knotty osprey
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And then you multiply

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And the square roots will wipe out in the denominator

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So in this example

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maybe let him try the rest?

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or at least what you suggested?

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I see that you are well-versed and passionate, @knotty osprey but we are here to guide, aren't we?

jolly thistle
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I have tried my answer is 5 but there is a website on google it says that the answer is 8

knotty osprey
queen cradleBOT
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Poncelet

knotty osprey
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Well, that's better

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btw, this is usually the first thing you should try in limits of this type

jolly thistle
knotty osprey
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we will help you find the error together

jolly thistle
knotty osprey
knotty osprey
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You got a typo

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You should multiply x+2 by everything there, not just by the first square root

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you forgot paratheses

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line 3 from the bottom

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Yep

jolly thistle
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Damn
Got it lemme try it

knotty osprey
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Well done on everything else ✨

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Yeah, everything else is fine

jolly thistle
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yo Thanks a lot I got the answer