Does the limit (Lim x →0 |x|/x) exist?
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limit doesn't exist.done
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Hey there !!!!!
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Limit of a function exists when RHL(Right hand limit)=LHL(Left hand limit)
When x tends to 0⁺ x is positive and when x tends to 0⁻ "x" is negative
So Right hand limit :
Limlxl/x= x/x=1
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Left hand limit:
limlxl/x=x/-x= -1
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Left hand limit is not equal to right hand limit
So, limlxl/x is discontinuous .
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Hope this helped you.........
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Limit of a function exists when RHL(Right hand limit)=LHL(Left hand limit)
When x tends to 0⁺ x is positive and when x tends to 0⁻ "x" is negative
So Right hand limit :
Limlxl/x= x/x=1
ˣ⁻⁰⁺
Left hand limit:
limlxl/x=x/-x= -1
ˣ⁻⁰⁻
Left hand limit is not equal to right hand limit
So, limlxl/x is discontinuous .
ˣ⁻⁰
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Hope this helped you.........
Dhruv00:
but i guess |x| is a multivalued function therefore it would be operated first
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