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wispy furnace
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Is my picture correct?

foggy heronBOT
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analog kraken
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no

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you're completely wrong

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this is shit

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or should i say, poop

wispy furnace
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Here is wrong tho

visual sapphire
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"lim" itself is nonsense

wispy furnace
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what bro?

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@visual sapphire

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why cant i say lim instead of limit

visual sapphire
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you can say lim, but you need to specifiy the limit of what

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and to what x value / infinity

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$\lim x^2$ is nonsense

neon umbraBOT
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Omegabet_

visual sapphire
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$\lim_{x\to 2}x^2$ is a well defined notion, and is $4$ by continuity

neon umbraBOT
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Omegabet_

wispy furnace
wispy furnace
wispy furnace
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the asymptotes under

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what the limit is there?

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inf something?

visual sapphire
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idk

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cause like I said

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you havent said what x is approaching

wispy furnace
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ye cuz idk

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can you make example?

visual sapphire
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of what....?

analog kraken
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bluds dont even try it

wispy furnace
analog kraken
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this kid doesnt know the definition of a limit

wispy furnace
analog kraken
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you dont

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goodbye

visual sapphire
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analog kraken
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ur gone lil bro

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cya later

wispy furnace
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thats the thing

analog kraken
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ur gone

wispy furnace
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idk

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what?

visual sapphire
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it clearly goes off to infinity

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as x goes to infinity

analog kraken
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omega dont bother

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he's gone

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i told you

visual sapphire
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oof

analog kraken
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i have powers

visual sapphire
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then use your powers to close the channel

cobalt stirrup
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you can use synthetic division to write less

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In algebra, synthetic division is a method for manually performing Euclidean division of polynomials, with less writing and fewer calculations than long division.
It is mostly taught for division by linear monic polynomials (known as Ruffini's rule), but the method can be generalized to division by any polynomial.
The advantages of synthetic div...

olive star
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Yooo synthetic division my beloved