Calc Limits problem

[copper cosmos]

I don't understand the answers for a and b of this question.

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[upbeat lintel]

It is the end behavior of the function. See how it is reaching an asymptote? (at least on this interval of the graph)

[copper cosmos]

yeah kind of, I was just thinking for a, it's more like 1.3 or smth

sorry b

[upbeat lintel]

Fair. Though, we assume the function continues to infinity with the same pattern as shown in the interval.

[copper cosmos]

ahh ok

and for the third interval, where x approached infinity, it would be 0 right?

[upbeat lintel]

You could technically argue, if this was on an exam, that in fact the limit is not determinable. However, I don’t think this is necessarily the case for the exercise.

[upbeat lintel]

What do you mean?

[copper cosmos]

like this part of the graph

ohh sorry is it -2 here?

wait I think I get it

thanks a bunch

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